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Polaris Missile Spotted by Gemini 7

Astronauts Drifting and Dreaming

■SPACE CENTRE, Houston
(CPIi—Th« Gemini 7 astro¬
nauts were drifting and
dreaming In space Monday
night at the end of a busy day
that Included the sighting of
a submarine-launched Polaris
nussle. James LoveU was fly¬
ing through the night in Ms
undera-ear.

* * *

And Lt.*Q>l. Frank Borman,
tha Gemini T command pilot.

had his 16-]iound flight suit
unzipped to kfbp cool. He re¬
port^ that he and ci>pilot
LoveU had been warm "since
we've been up hcce" on their
two-week endurance voyage.
* * *

Before settling down for
more sleep on their third
night aloft the pilots did
tome exercise with a stretch
cord, ate apd rigged their
ship^or ''hands-ofC flying.

Earlier, project officials an¬
nounced there was a 50-.'i0
chance that Gemini 6 might
be launcheil one day early—
on Dfc. 12—in 1*8 effort to
overtake Gemini 7 and fly
close formation with It. Work
was well ahead o' schedule at
Cape Kennedy on the craft of
Gemini 6 pilots Walter Schirra
and Thomas Stafford
A decision was to be made
on Tuesday as to whether the

.rendeSMJUf atienu*t so ini-
portant to Project Apollo
%vbich will land men on the
moon could he mosod up a
day

* * *

liOvell reported a minor ac¬
cident as he and Borman
were preparing to have their
evening meal:

'T also iJid another eatas-
trophe. As I was reaching
back for one of my food baga.

I snagged my head tm the
overhead and tor* off all my
EGG (eiectroencephaiograml
leads. We’re in the process of
pasting them back on
now ...

The sensors are used to
measure brain activity dur¬
ing both work and sleep
periods. For one thlhg, they
tell how deeply the pilots are
sleeping,

Gemini 7 aoared into its

:i^h orbit at 8‘5b p.m. E.ST.
At that pomt. the astronauts
were exercising and eating
and getting settled down for
another nice long sleep.

* * *

Durir^ the 34th orbit. Lovell
gave ground control a report
on food and water intake and
sleep; At toat poVit each had.
slept 12 hours since the take¬
off on Friday. Borma.i had
f'oaUaaed oa Pag* S

Luna VIII

Crashes
On Moon

Hosnitals Too

Bennett Eyes
More Aid
For Scholars

By JACK FRV
I^r^bbinve Beptwter

•" ■ IBEemiEr Bennett, will Ottawa--ihto t^-eck...

to ask for more money for universities and hospitals
and to ask that mental health be brought under the
federal-provincial hospital care agreement.

Pope Paul

II* said Monday ha srauld-

teav* tor OtliM W^hMsday lo
a'tend the tecood annual meet-
Ing of federal a id piwrtnciaj ft- WW I

Holy Ujjice

minister G. S. Bryson,

FABLV DECISION

The talks are scheduled for Jg

Thursday and Friday.

The premier said he would es- ^

pecially ask tor an Immediate MB ^ g '^ WB

decision oo federal fovemmenl BmBV \ j M MBM. m

partioipatioo to the cost of high- ^

er education, because uaiversi-

Ues will soon have to be pr^ VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Paul Monday
pari^ their els or ne HP unprecedented reorganization of the Holy

«..nEN Rr.PO«T Office - once the Inqutoition _ and

II H h. M >.k for inv Ecumenical Council ended three years of work by
piememiti^ racommen- approving a church policy sutement prob-

dationa made In the Bladen Com- lenns. ^
miasinn report on higher educa- ^ , ....

TTie Roman Calbolle prelates
. gave a decisive vtoe of aceept-

The Bidden report recom- ^ Schema (draft doco-
mrnded that the pmenl ^ petiblemi,

African

^ Terms
Rejected

LONTX)N (AP) — Prime Minister Wilson
Monday rejected African terms for breaking white*
ruled Rhodesia's rebellion and thus risked a mass
walkout of the Ctanmonwealth's 16 ncin>white coun-
tries.

prices on Rhodcsisn bonds by
The British leader did so con- ,bout S14. Smith himself hat
vineed ttiat Britain s preferrod Rhodesia will no loiger be

progiam of economic aanetions Iq honor Interna 11 o n a 1

already has rendered Rhodesian logn,

Wiw Minister S^th^s

breakaway re g 1 m e bankrupt.

WUsMi also was hutwarked by Salisbury. Finance Mims-
the tact Commonwealth coon- l^rathaU warned Rhiv

ttkl. KhO ifraak with Lo ndon detUna they can expert mor*
stand to log* their trading pra^ ile»5Wi and Rtorg onarn-
ferences. ployment as a result of the Brit¬

ish sanettoro.

WABNINO Wltson held out an offer to

'Ih* Organization of African Rhodesia's white minority of a

Unity warned Friday Ita 38 negotiated settlement ‘'without

members wouM lireak oU dlw* (ear. wltbout surrendrr, with-
knnatto relattona with Lcasdoa ■ oN recrlmlnatkwa**.

Britain did not cnith Smith's Tbe OAU threats are taken
white-minority government by aerlauBly, Uiough calmly, by
Dee. 15. WUson.

■■The respwttibliity is ours." OTOEB WAEMIkOS

* been reinforced by

and whatever the cost we ihall__ ._._. '

Mitterand

MOSCOW (AP) — The Soriet Union an¬
nounced today that its unmanned spaceship Luna V*in
failed to make a soft landing on the moon. •"

Announcing the landing, the--

Soviet news agency Tass saidi
the soft-landing s^’stem worked '

rr" •' ■" Children

Had it been successful, the
feat would have (Hit Russia well
ahead of the United States in F¥lf •

the race to put a man on the rive

FITITHER STEP I

In its Englisb-languaRe serv-

ice. the Soviet news agency said f Bn f Jf/lff
the prob. "reached the surface t/€/f

of the moon.'V
As a result of the probe Soviet

Klentlsts had made a further VANCOUVER (CP) -—Ad#
step toward achieving a soft vout family of four childrei
landing, the agency added. disappeared from Moot

Luna vm was launched Fri-

wa« ^ ^ desire to g

^■nie Jodreil Bank Observatory ^

in England heard the signals They made this dear .Monda
from the space ship stop two »flpr authorities informed ther
seconds after it landed. »beir parents knew wher

NEAR ‘OCEAN* '*'"'•

Tats said the probe landed on l-NDER bL’PER\lSIO.V
the southern "shore’' of the wa- The childmi, Maria Balent. 11
terlesB Ocesn of Storms. her brother Andre, 13, and sii

Today's announcement said ters Milicha, 14. and Draga, !

retail of KM-pEebe. «ra WestEad-apar

Soviet scientists had made a ment under the supervision t
further step toward achieving a fhe Catholic Children's A1
soft landing i Society.

^ ' . „ They have been reinforced by

■nd^atever toe we ^.11 ^ eowtries as

r^^^n“i;!?»i.l.*^![^Ug«ida. Ttoania and other,
a war which we believe to be ^

wrong. • monwealth unless the Britlito

PINCERS HURT get as demanded. Nlnf OAU

There were signs, meanwhile, members also are Common-
Britaln’s economic pincers were wealth members,
begiiming to hurt. RhodCsto de- If the African countriei were
faiJted Monday on Ita Interest to tuIfU their threata then Asian
payments of a four ■ per - cent members of the Commonwealth
loan stock. London stock deal- very likely would do so too, in
ers reacted quirkly, lowering to* British view.

‘Jilted’ de Gaulle
Remains Mum
On Runoff Ballot

PARIS (CP) — President de GauUe remained at
his country estate in Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises Mon¬
day, keeping a typical silence about his plans after
Sunday's rebuff In the French presidential election.

.Sunday), to promote the coun¬
cil's decisioos. The document
outlined a jubilee program of
reiigioua aervicea c entr e d in
individual dloceaea, instead of
at toe Vatlean. ao to past
Jubilees.

. _ . _ j . _ M _ stia-,e*e -- -» inUiVIUUsLI M*

capita grw^^ to » fw tocludea condemnatiwi of Vatlean. ao to past

the year 19w« and be increased nuci*,, Martara and a proposal jubilee,,
by SI each year thereafter until (g, further studies on contracep-

an appropriate revision can be Page 8.) ® * pertofr

made. In consultation with the pgp,, consulted by tele- PbP*l letter, gave a nm
provinces. pb** loid’ coincil presiding statute ft>r to# Holy Offee.

€ APiTAL iiRANTX officer, he approved the docu- ttoancing ita lUtua and name.

. , ment although an unusually lifting most of ha secrecy and

It also .ecommended e'^tal^ large number of prelates—to- ordering that defendants
li'ihment of a capital grants fund eluding m;iny Americans-voted tarou^t before it must be
into which annual payments against Its blanket denunciation fh’m the right of defence.
wnuJd be made rt $5 per head of nuclear weapons. MOST WEEPING

of the Canadian populaUon and DOCUMENT APPROVED The changes for the Holy

««A vote of 2.U1 to 251 ap- Office were the mo« sweeping
1100.000.000 a year, proved the document as a (or this congregation, one rt 21

Mr. Bennett said he would ask ^dwle. In a separate vofa on the Vatican adminiatrattva agencies
tor "a more realistic approach" nudear warfare section, the >toc* k *•> formed out of toe
hy Ottawa toward capital costs wag j 7 j 0 to 483. No other Inquisition in 1542 during the
for hosrilals. major council document has c«Mury erf Ih* Protestont re-

The provincial government drawn to much oppoeition in a ^maUon. lU very na(ne--^y
now pays about half of hospital decisive vole. Office — had aroused bitter

capital costs while the federal ''’Ito the council virtually con- memories among non - Roman
govefmnent share I, sometime, eluded, Pope' Paul Issued two Catholic and »ven

to low •« 10 per vm*. he said, major pamifieal documents; CalhnUa l^ugiana.

^ knvmg council derecQves. Pope

"And I wiU ask for the federal • An Apoetoik ooneOtutun changed II to "the Sacred
government to carry out ita pre- entitled Marifleui Eventus Congregatloi for the Doctrine of

TliMis commitment to bring men- iWmdroua Event) t*4 a five- th« Faith." Until Monday it had

Ul hMith under the hospital car* month Jubilee period, (ram been the "Supreme Sacred On-

agrrrment," the premier said. Jan. 1 to May 3 (PwWenrt gregatlan of the Holy Office."

‘Rhodesia at War
For Very Survival’

• A rooiu proptto, or peraito- w I

al papal letter, gave a nm

statute tor to* Holy Office. SALISBURY (Reuters)—Rho- The finance minister said the
dwixfing Its lUbLia and name, desla Is at war and fighting for state of war had been clear
lifting most of hs secrecy and ks survival. Finance Minister since Prime Minister Ian Smith
ordering that defendants WrathiU said Monday and hit white-minority govern-

tarought before it must be niKht. ment se^ Impendence from

ghen the right of defence. In a speech broadcast over Britain Nov. 11.

MOST WEEPING Rhodesian television, he said: FIGHT C'ONb'Ut.MEO

Th, ch.«„ tor th. Holy "'r,™'

_ .to-_._. ' are at war announced durtoe tha last few

"And I wiU ask for the federal
government to carry out ita pre-
' TliMis commitment to bring men¬
tal health under the ho«to>taf car*
agreement," the premier said.

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Two Skiers Plan
3,000-Mile Trek
—Names in the News,
Page 11

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French Farsity
On Prnmpf?

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Aladdin Drives
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"The latest British measures'
announced during the last few'
days have merely aerved lo cat-
firm that w* are fighting tor our
very lurvival," he said.

Wrathall said Rhodesians
could defend themselves in the
economic and political battie by
maintaining confidence in Rlw
desia's future
M BV CITF.D

He warned them not to under¬
estimate the fury <rf British
iPt^e Minister Wilson's attack.

' '^e has pinned hU faith on
la savage mslau^t aimed at
I tapping our courage and our
IwUI to win.*' he uid.

If lie doe, not withdraw his
name from compeGtion or re¬
sign from the (xesidency. he
will have to defeat left-wing
candidate Ftancols Mitterrand
in a second baikit Dec. 19 to
decide toe pmidency.

De Gaulle has until micbti^l
Thursday night to pull out of
toe second ballot, 'nwr* seems
little poeatbllity that he would
withdraw. Gaullist sources said.
NEVER RECOVER

TTie moderate daily Le Figaro
said Monday a withdrawal
"would not only be wrong on
the tactical level but would deal
to the Instltotkxu which dc
GauUe himself establiitoed a
blow from which they would
never recover."

If he nms again, de Gaulle
could be expected to harvest
many of the votes which went
to Senator Jean Lecanuel and
the other non-left candidates in
Ihe first ballot. His victory was
being regarded as assured

Instead of the ‘'frank and
massive support" be had sought
for another sev*n-ye*r term as
president, de GauUe was re¬
jected by a majority of the vot¬
ers Sunday in favor of one or

the other of his five oppon¬
ents

With only a few overseas
votes still uncounted, de GauUe
had received less than 45 per
cent of toe neariy 2,000,000
votes cast—only 13 per cent
more than Mitterrand, running
with both sociaUst and Oom-
munist suiHtort.

VANCOUVER (CP) — A de¬
vout family of tour children
which disappeared from Mostl-
real in August is livtog happily
here and has no desire to go
home. (See Page 11.)

'Ihey made this clear Monday
after authorities informed them
that their parents knew whei'a
they were.

UNDER bUPERVlSIO.V

The childmi. Maria Balent. 17,
her brother Andre, 13, and sis*
ters Milicha, 14. and Draga, 9.
an bving. m- a West End -apan* -
ment under the supervision of
the Catholic Children's Aid
I Society.

They disappeared from their
home Aug. 30 and. in a manner
they refuse to di.sclose, travelled
to Vancouver.

"They prmnised us w*
wouldn't have to go back,** the
children said repeatedly to a
reporter.

FEARED DEAD

Meanwhile, their anguished
mother. Mrs. Vinko Baient. said
in a telephone interview froi.
Montreal she thought her child¬
ren were dead.'

The children have established
a home hn« that revoh'ea
around Maria, a blonde girl with
a serious face thrt shows toa
rcMxnilbiUty she has acoepted.

She works as a nurse'a aid
and aometimes as a cleaning
woman.

ATTEND SCHOOL

The other children attend
school and two of them have
paper routes.

*1716 reporter who Interviewed
them said: "TTwy aeem wiser
ttun their yean, and they are
wary and protective of each
other. BiA they are particularly
well-mannered, polite young¬
sters, careful not to be rude
to strangers."

Rubber Plantation
Site of New Battle

SAIGON (AP)—New fighting
was reported today between
troop* erf toe U.S. 1st Infantiy
Division and l)>e Viet Cong near
the Michelin Rubber Plantation,
40 miles northwest of Ssigon.

The fighting was an apparent
resumption of the weekend
battle that U.S. officials said'
killed 231 Communists.

U.S. officials said in the week¬
end battle the 1st Division in¬
fantrymen suffered moderate j
casualties but some indlvldUBl|
units were hit hard.

U S. spokesmen said 231 Com-
munlsts had been conf irm ed
killed. Some American officers
said they counted 50 enemy bod
lea In the dense jungle terrain
where it often is difficult to see
a man two yards away.

On the central coast, a U S
marine amphibious operation
north of Qui Nhoo end^ Mon¬
day with 26 " rt Cong con¬
firmed killed five captured and
12 suspects held, spokesman
said. Marin* casualties were
termed light.

Surnrisine Setback

De Gaulle Defeated

He Still Stands Tall Among Rivals

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By BOUft MISREW

Canadian Peroa 8laR Writer

French roters deflated the
Image of President de Gaulle
but he continues to stand tall
among his rivals oa toe French
political scene.

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De Gaulle had expected-so
confidently he hardly cam¬
paigned at all—to be returned
to office ^ a substantial m»-
iorlty for a second seven-year
term in Sunday's presidential

eiertioB. But as things turned
out, ha had to settle for less Oian
4S per cent of the total vote.

The surprising selback
brought smnei to opponents of
his policy erf seeking to estab¬
lish France as a force indepen¬
dent of the United States and
the Soviet Union.

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The f''rench president lost fq-
w among his European allies
as well as the United'States for
pursuing an independent foreign
policy which ran against (heir

policies as members of tha
North Atiantie Alliance and toa
Euroiiean Eeonomio Commu-
• nity.

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Oppoienta of de Gaulle ap*
pear^ happy toat the president
was lowered by the voters from
his lofty pedestal and placed on
toe political plane of mortals.

As de GauUe was being cut
to size, a new figure emerged
in lYancois Mitterrand, the only
candidate of the left and a man
rontinued oa Pago 9

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Flight Perfect

taken in 1.867 ealohrs in food,
dxwell 4.T4> calories. Tbeir
oxpective ^ster intakes had
^been 14.2 and lO.T {>ounds.

By late in the day, Borman
and Lovell had covered near¬
ly 1.000.000 miles of their S.-
OUO.OOO-mile. 206-oTbit. two-
week ^tiyage that b to end
srith a splashitr-wn on Satur¬
day morning, Dee. 18.

BI'SY D.\T

Monday was an extremely '
busy day (or *\)rman and
liivell. Their flight plan waa :
packed with vartous experi¬
ments. In the daylight hours
Ih^ were In almoal constant
ctmtaet with ground xtatkms. I
Doth were to gnod humor and '
good spirib. The fiMnW 7
ape c ss H i p ITT I ” peffOHlltag ;
beautifully.

Lovell removed hb IS-pound t

Chinese Troops
Eyeing SiA'fcim

NBWDELiD I API - The Ms-
harajB of Sikkim claimed M<gv
day the Chinese have moved
troopa all along the Tlbet-Sik-
kirn border, the Uiiited News of
India reported.

A dispatch from Gangtor said
the ruler. Paldon Thondup
Namgyal. told a preu oonfer-
enre one Chinese bettalkaMwai
stationed la the area facing
Natho Paaa and Qmo Pais
Ridge.-

came Emperor Napoleon m. 3
' Refve de Gaulle's return to I
power in 19&8. when he revised . J
__ _ '.the French constitution. French S

Ipretldentt were elected by aj®
if'i § ^ National Aasemblyjg

und the Senate.

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spaceauit aroimd midday and Tht GaulUst constitution of .^
marked In his underwear. He igsg, which ushered ta the FWh -
described It as '‘the only way Republic, called for the election
to fly." He was expected to of the president by an electoral
continue that way throui^wut | college of voters but in 1962. at *
Ute night, in an vffort to stay |de GauQe's request, a pletUacKe
as comlortable as possibb i endorsed a constitutional amend-
during thb 14-day endurance |me« pravlding for ■ direct
voyai^. I POP^«r vote.

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have his c^^ to nde thb k , SO-per-cent

way Uter to the flight [^.jorlty uid dlsprnaed with the

_— need tor g special contest Dec.

On#* Afnn DiVs * * *

s n«t while de GauUe reeigned

III Truck PtleUD Wmself to stand aloof and rely

_ ' stoely M hli recml of the bsl

ROWLAND <CP) — One man s^yen years, hb five pre»>-
was totally Injured and another opponents eampntgncd

taken to hospital here followinf ^ their energy. And the
a traffic pileup police said !»- pYendi people pewed even de
yulved »e.''’^ra] trucks at u In-^Quint eunot expect to have uiv
tersecticn on toj^ivay l-Bwar dlapaled claim m pwsi-
Sheep Creek. RCMP did not dcncy.

reiraie the nime of the dead **rhe determined eflori of the
man. Communist • Socialist Bloc to

They said deu.ls of the crash »«»«* behind WiHerrtnd.

are stiU being investigated but

that fog and poor road roodl- * politfo«l

tions contributed to the accident, **

Gaulb s reduced supporL

•-— * ♦ *

_ • Anj-thimr leu than Ul-i^r-cent

Jnvenue (..rimp majcrlty wwld have to l* con-
_ ^ - sidered by de GauUe as a sign

rlaeues Czechs W* declining popularity. But

^ de GauUe b considered a lieB %7

PRAGUE (Reuterfl)-Speciat favorite to a twteway fight ivlth
Juvenile courts mdll be set up Mitterrand Dee. 19. and only if
throughout Czechoslovakb next he should decide to pull out of
month to cope with a mras-e of the race, a remote paaalbllily.
ihefto and fraud young per-iwould Mitterrand stand a
sons. Ceteka arms agency said chance of winning--against a
I Monday. ^relatively weak Lccanuet

Jurenile Grmip
Plagues Czechs

PRAGUE (Reutera)-Speciat
Juvenile courta mdll be set up
throughout Czechoslovakb next
month to cope with a «ra\-e of
Ihefto and fraud young per¬
sons. Ceteka nemt agency said
Monday.

Your Good Health

iCominon ’Teen Athletic Disease'
(Ifn Hit Oldsters as Well

Domms

• 4^1% Intereat on Depnalt Accounts

• 1% InlereM on Guaranteed
Inveetment Cerdflratea

• Longer Busincaa Hours — Monday
through Thuraday. 9:00 a m. to 5;90
pm.; FrMby, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

"Look, Cominco has over 7,500 B.C. employees.

That kind of payroll gives quite a boost
to the growth of British Columbia."

^^Greait^*

"Cominco needs millions of dollars worth of B.C. products
hrmaintam such a huge outfit. Comineo's ir> miningi
smelting, steel making, chemical manufacture, hydro power
and shipping terminal operation."

^^Greair*

"Cominco has its 60th birthday next year. What an
organization! The/re really pushing future growth
and expansion too-that means year-round employment
for more and more British Columbians.

Isn't that great?"

that ’a progreaa ! ”

By iOSEPR MOL.NEB. MD

• Dcnr Dr. Maimer: I am IS and
tiha malliFr of tkma. I have had

Iraabb with ny right hace for
whovt rive years hat It never
boUicrrd me PBoBEh tn mb •
deeSer Butil I 'B ota dly.

. Thn derlor X-nyed H aad mid
9 had OtEBod Hchlallcr’a dlucBAC,
^ad that It b caauiwa anaoig
Baca tga athietaa.

• Rb MggeBted a raat to give
Xhe kacc compMc rcat for six

dgW WMhe, bat I wae apaet

I-ef havtag la can tar the

jshildrve. Thn ha saggeated a
^aea bnuw, ahich I am aoa
wbag. Da yon thlak the toaenai
!mald affact ether boaca to my
>ta?—Mrs. J.H.

« True, Osgood • Schlatter's
VlUeaM b iBMalty Men in
Syounger folks, and Is thought to
^ the result of Injury. Treat-

ment oonsista of protKOng the
bm, by east or brace, Citim fur¬
ther pressure until new bone
grows to .replace the defective

ares.

This takes time. You and your
family will have to work out
the problem ot pnvtd'ng the
neceuaiy time for the Ixaie to
rest. lYie outcome b usually
good and there b no reamn to'
think the ailment will itMvad.

w * ♦

Dear Dr. Notoar: How raa I
gal rtd el paortoab of the acnip?
I teta triad Mo al thtogs and
aottlag will haai It. My aen^
Itches aad my hair coiues oat ia
palchss aad the pimples get ima
to them aad It spreads. Pleasr
tall me a bat ta da. — MRS.
B.M.C.

From your description, one
might question whether you have

oriasb. Rather, it evidently b

■ome other form of skin disease.
TYtat's the trouble with buying
‘‘remedies" for en ailment iritb-
out really knowing what it to
You spend good money but don't
get results.

Consult a dermatolofist (skin
apeclaUst) for diagnmis and
treatment.

* * k

Dear Dr. Mriacr: 1 am 7t and
rcreatly deve b p w d a mild arlhri-
tie ooaditloa. There saama la
ba Mima Ihaaghl that driaktag
soft water (I tostallad a aaft-
eaer syatan to ny bama il
moaths ago) haa a tasMeaey la
develop IWe allntoet, WhaTi
yaw apiaMir-M.F.W.

There b no evidence that eoft
tor loftenedi water has any¬
thing to do with artheitb At 70.
most of us can expect that the
years arill have made our Jotnb

somewhat ciaaky.

_

The Weather

I DECEMBER 1. IMI |
‘ Moady efoudy with rain, de-j
«rrasib| to a taw ihmean Oli

•afteRtooi: fitiid. Winds eaateriy
IS" to 20 thb morning, louth -

: Ship Calendar

navT

* RSan YMos. Iswrntot. iWn P.SL

a. _

km hr __

'fmW — aaaa iscM Msta, ew m%

' UMnS — rrenca faunsti.
yv UX: La w s*. Mnbw hr Jmsb:
Qiagi. ■■■■ fX Sw UX

• CAXABA GOAVr UtAXO

• rsnaiS — Lratlsi WadBsMsr SNunri
Ws—w.w imnd ra Wm C«a«.

I EstesM — b Vaoranar hr rrtt.

• a,' ;sM na^i - Oa>^ Ms*.

. — IXiawfT psv'E MW.

, lUc« - SsisBiwih marrt ana
, a cadTSMi — IB nrt.

. rnaamm - Os ewaw tmmm ram-

westerly 15 to 20 Ihb afternoon.
Monday's prectpttatlon .62; am-
stme 7 hours 24 minute*; ra-
corded high and knv at Victoria
56 and 4T. Today’s fweeast high
and low SO a{id 42-45. Today’s
sunrise T:S2; sonset 4:16; moon-
rise 3:40; mooswet 6:40.

East Coast of Vaacou^r Is¬
land—Cloudy today with rats
thb morning, changing to a few
ahcpweri this aftemoan, continu¬
ing mUd. Winds aouthwatoeily
25 iMftlng to aoutherty X tMi
afternoon. Mjnday's predplCa-
tkai .84; recorded Ugh aad kav
at Nanaimo 56 and 45. Ibday's
forecast Ugh and kwv SO and 38.

West Coast of Vancouver Is¬
land-Gale warring, cloudy with
rain,. changing to showers thb
afternoon, mild. W’inds soutiv
easteriy 25 except occaskmlly
35 north of Estevan Point, ahlft-
iftig to south'Waat X thb aftan-
noon Forecast high and tow at
Eatevan Efotnt N aad 42.

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‘Near

Normal’

laUu Cotoniit. vietw<«'
Tytidev. Dtc. 7. 19tS

Ship Fire
Toll
iVoic 90

Throughout L.Si

Crime ‘National Conspiracy’

• DETROIT (APV—illjiiQii AM Oark mad# the eomment at Jeav# a balanc# to tha local

O/) torney - General WQMam G. I. combined meeting ol tha MM-«ar» whom they have nam«J

mT 10 llOW J\9 Clark told a ronference «>» BpCo-., Conference ol ®

W __ ^1" . . 'American attorneys - general R^Rlooal Conference oi .. cjark said.

I ^ ,5b I MLA-MI — The anmber of ij^ondjiy "there can be no ques- Attomeys-General and the ex- Clark said the national "lake*

J, * ^^Jl. lUttH Uvea toal la Ihe flery slaking Ijjoo that organUed crime is a ecutive committee, of the Na- from organised crime-has been

of the cnit>«e ship YarmoaUi jnational conspiracy ope ating Honal Association of Attorneys- estimated to be much as

f'sHtle bM rench«M t# with the interstate from coast to coast. " General. J45,000,000.000 a year, the most

NORTH VANCOUVER. B.C. dewth of a >-o«Bg woman who "ft (the oonspiracy) has its "na* top erime bosses skim lucrative field?- beinR gambling,

(CP) — 'Dte British Columbia was erttic^ly bonwd on Ihe own international connections the cream oft the profits and organized vi ce and narcotics,

government-owned Pacific Great «M(a Anne Martia Jackson. ! for . the fttoPiy of 8 Tfde. Of
Eastern Railway said Monday n, of Vero Brack. Fla., died narcotics . mm ing every day

night operations were near nor- at Jackaoo Mmiortal Hospliai. |1oward the United States fromiH V’ir«iVkBIA Pl~ft H

mai despite the absence of Italy, France, the Middle East, ■ p. i-anivri H

trainmen. throuch Canada. Mexico and «»;■ ■annii Ik ■ I ■ AAfl uraTtvr I

iv^ ..M I Latin American countries." fl Mill RAI I BH H

mal despite the absence of '•'
trainmen.

The railway said passenger ■ w ra • -

service In curtailed but freight ■! \I m.

service, which makes up 90 per ^||PT|1 W |f*| I
cent of the business of the rail- ^ H-'V

way, was cloae to normal i

supervisory personnrt doing the M I a. (

work of trainmrit. I III ^

The railway said each train¬
man will have to Justify his ^ -m

absmoe when he returns to |^w* | cin^mFlo
work after booking off "sick" M^V \jCtllClUcl
Friday night or Saturday. J

If a man could give an ade-i

ipiate excuse he would be per- OTTAWA (CP) ~ Canada said
mined to ratuti to worit. But Monday Communist North Viet
those with poor excuses would Nam has committed 'gross
be susjMndH end possibly dis- violations" of the 1962 Geneva
missed. agreement guaranteeing the

nwvitwn BVMVR'T* neutrality of Laos.

DENIED BEPOR'n Exlemal AHalrs Minister Mar-

The railway denied reports tin said to a statement that a
made earlier Monday that the ^ ^ international truce

trahvnen had Mredy been sua- aup^yisory commission in Laos
pended. A spokesman said an establishes that regular units
employe# booking off <"»• the armed forces of North
not be awp^nf ^ he t#- yj^ ^ch signed the

pom back ^ work. jgg 2 accord, entered Lao# in

TVT • O - O 51^ Jrammen a re munitions

Not a Spare to Spare ”

Kind of ridiculous — being stranded his problem by inducing companion questions fittre

on Ka^ turnpike wim tnicklwd of to toke tjjeel d<wn ittod for i»tchti«. ^ spokewtan for the extenal

tires Ixit no spare. Trucker Walter But its kind ctf ridiculous, eh?—(AP) grievance by the union affairs depuiment said North

ArringUo) bad flat, ev'entuaily solved He said there wai nothing viet Nam's vtolationa brings

from die union about Che dis- into quesUoo the wbol# future
missal of a man at Prince and feasibility of totemational
^nillllvo — — George, said by some trainmen agreements.

” ot be the^eause of the sudden He said North Viet Nam had

■ -m-f W 9 "M "sicrknrts." signed the Geneva agreement

W*Qg\Wh ^4? H^eW dM£^\F stayed AWAT withl3othercaintr*es-indud-

jTtiUrSfJil O M1%J§§UUY It to raported the men stayed J-br. 1962. and

_ * away from wrk without ap- by Febroary. \9M. was sending

ynr ___ proval from the union. They are troops into Laos m violation id

f f f roporled to have been complain- the agreement.

O torthat their grievances have Canada. India and Poland

w- - » • not lieen properly processed tor comprise the trace supervisory

OTTAWA fCP)—Prime Mln-i Three certain cabinet va- State Seerrtary Lamontagne n^^,. the PGE makes commisaion to Laos. Onmmunist

toter Pearson's choice of the canciea torm the startmg potnl and PoetroaslerGcneral Trein- biterpretationt of Ita contract Poland declined to participate
balmy Caribbean for Ws cal^ lor the prime mintotrr'i task Way. One political source said that results to to the ooromisskn’s investiga-

reoonstractkn decisiccis . to tak- and for speculattao here. Mr. LamonUgne to •'almost cer- gtievvte* procedures. tkn but did not file a minority

IN \1CTORM m

PHIL BALLIM

PI.IMBING

RRATLNG

ITI).

NEARLY DIED OUT
The duck population pf North
America fell (rom about 250,-
000.000 in 191S to K.000,000 to|
193S.

Fop service Phone S85-2968

mv Lnmtad *Ow ms«r tfM OMi lay Av'a

Not a Spare to Spare

Kind of ridiculous — being stranded
on Kansas turnpike with truckload of
tires ixit no s^re. Trucker Walter
ArringUm bad flat, eventually solved

Cabinet Shuffles

his {Ht>blcm by inducing companion
to take wheel down road for patching.
But it’s kind ctf ridiculous, eh?—(AP)

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Pearson’s Holiday
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PORIU* opinlly gives them at f^ce tntetoter was unouneed both men wU! leav# the cabinet c«nai« dangerous cargoes such JOHANNESBURG (Reuters)
leust Hum clues aren't apeak- Nov. 11. ajid costinue sitttog as laivate ^ i^Kfnicals. Prime Minister Leabus Jons-

big wkh any authority. They Then* ara nunon ck more va- memb ers. It is kreat^ Mr pQj. gjnawto from iMi «l«t cf BasuioUnd said Monday

aay all they can do to apeoulate canoes through lesignati op w pmMay'a health hasn't been vannuver-wrea mutdeipahty to b# la eoofldeot bis couttry, a
en th# pattara ftey fhouf^d was thraagh iBigmieir ttr -other SI ^ n>rt). Pss- British eadav# {aside south Af-

shaping up beforo Mr. Pearson duties. Moat promtoently men- Befota toavtog Ottawa. Mr. can row ai« naniB riea. will be independent Iqt

left Nov. 26. tioned to thu camectita an Pnneo said the «ablB#t beewwu here and CUnton. next July.

~ changes might be extensive, loo mOet to the north, and

suggesa thu may ntoim. I wTwe-w I

NDP Oiialifies ^iinti£n iwl

X 1 A w 4 w^*RR-Rw,/k 7 ftdio to spread the admlnistia- Tbp gt^anxncnt q fWcf al s h^l UR D I V I

^ tiv# srark load. Vtotoria had no oum oe rt Moo- I ilM I bW| Via i A I

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It I IF L yII |l|i^l L The unsdaau appears to ba Pacafle Great Eaateni Railway

r' R^ that only a handful of mtoisan to north^eEkiwI Bridab Cdum-

seem certain of lemalntog to Ua.

OTTAWA (CP) - Th. New Oonaervadve L#ad#r DIMro-

jThlf. iS'JISTbr »TTt *"*" “cJSi," L.bor MinL,

•arly electioa. ___ speech from th# throne,” said wm out of town aQ day tor tie TO SAANICH

Party Leader T.C Etauglas. Douglaa “If It boldi out ®**?„®**^ opennw of thra# row actocis to . COl’NCIL

said following toe first post- tope that the govcrtaneitt to go- toTSutopoa aotool tortrict KVRATHB far

eieetko caucus. "Wt totak ttiia tn* to do «>■*■ of tha thkvi It Ikuae leader. But there la ton _ -

Parliament toould get down to ought to do . . . w# tMiik toU «rtate*y •» •« rente »- P«»« ^ ^

buslneu and tt can only do this Pertiament rtmald get doam to •• nuaSstor sf faibUe weeks. ITniir Rlinil^tfl -

If It to given a dianca to present tn iihrit ’* b 1* taken forgraotad* “* m#taaaac;«a

tti program." 4 weeknd merttog of the led- MitcheB Sharp wiB rtilft from SELKIRK, Man. (CP) — Fire

PENSION Boon sral ezecutiv# gava Mr. Doug- trad# and commcrc# Into the swept a twsHBtorey frama boun . _ _

•n^ i—ui.tin. Isi s vote of coiitldenoe for the Boance portlalio nested by Mr here, killtef low pe r eoh a and

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Mr DtigiM tocliS^^^ way be fought to, election.

ereaa# to 1100 In monthly old-
age pension payments; to-
troductloa of medical care to-
Burance; more federal aid to
education; and eitaUlshment of
toe Canada Development C!arp.

Fifteen of th# party's 21 at¬
tended the caucus. Five British
Columbia members dM not
make the trip.

No definits declsiooB wQI be
mada tmtil the party holda bik
other caucus the week prior to
the opening of Pariiameiit Jan.

1&

WABNB OF ATTACK

One member said toe parly
oen b# expected to attack
moves toward mar# tooaomlc
ties with the United States. The
party’s ar^tment would ba any
move toward economic union
would be followed by a poiltt-
cal asaoelation.

Hr. Douglas said Monday that
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TIT-SOAY. UFX'KMBER 7. INS

Loffmark’s Squabble

T rade ministter Ralph loffmark has in¬
volved himself In a Utter argument with the lead¬
ers of the B.C. pulp and paper industry by disagree¬
ing with them that the current expansion of the in¬
dustry in this province is going to lead to a serious
world overpi-oducUon of pulp in the next five or more
sears.

The pulp men say that with six new mills building,
six more in the planning stage and six more in the
contemplative stage, owr-supply is certain.

Mr. Loffmark sa>'8 the world demand for pulp
Is growing so fast that over-supply is not a threat.
-Don't believe them." Mr. .Loffmark is reported to
have said in a recent talk given in Vancouver.

Forest Minister Ray WUlislon, another member
of the B.C. caUnet directly involved in the pulp in¬
dustry, supports Mr. Loffmark to the extent that he
feels any possible surplus in the next few years can
be rt«di)y handled by the indxistry itself.

While the onlooker may be surprised at the in¬
tensity of the current feud, it is not to be thought
that such lancor has not been developing for a con¬
siderable time.

The forest industry has been secretly bitter at
being pushed along by the B.C. government into a
faster forest development than It feels prudent Uit it
has had little option but to go along.

The government has played no favorites. It has
lr>dicated that certain licences are on offer to anyone
willing to develop them according to a government
formula. Companies ^ich hitherto have had no
connection with the B.C. forest industry have ac¬
cepted the invitation, and those with existing B.C.
forest commitments have been forced to enter the
bidding or lose for ever the source of material essen¬
tial to their eventual development.

Time al<me will tell whether government or in¬
dustry knows best, but meantime there is little doubt
that a period in which they may get hurt lies ahead
oi investcmi in pulp enterprises, and that pulp prices
wiQ temporarily be reduced as intense selling compe-
tioi develops with the new- production.

In the long run, ct course, the outlook for th^
B.C forest industry is exceUenL The present difR-
culties art of timing and nothing else.

‘Sick’ Strike

A pparently there is not unanimity among the
_ employees of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway,
the government-owned link between Vancouver and
Prince C^rge. that because of unsettled work griev¬
ances the operation should be struck.

Certain of the employees, mostly members of Rie
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen (CIL), according
to reports, hav* booked off "sick'’ in a form of work
stoppage to sHdch iabcn- aekkxn resorts.

Although the fuU dayliner aerv'ice northward has
lieeo dtej-upted, supervisory perantnel are maintain¬
ing a achedule as far as Olnton. and some regular
irewa are contimiii^ to operate the freights.

Just what are the grievances the rebellious train¬
men nourish still to not clear. But a spokesman for
the union has aceuwd the PGE general manager.
Mr. J. S. Broadbent of threats against the workers
uniev they call <Af their -tick” stoppage. On Sun¬
day, said the ipokesnan. It was decided they would
defy the ultimatum from management, to return to
work or risk dismissal.

So. once again, B.C. is faced with one of those
dittgreements between management and labor which
ran only result in inc<x»venience to the public, ioaa
of wages for the "sick” workers and damage to the
government’s raUroad.

The union co n cerne d reports that it has asked
the labor minister. Mr. Leslie Peterson, QC. to set up
an industrial Inquiry commission "to probe the opera¬
tion of the railway.” From the minister, at the time
ol writing, there has been no reply.

Whether or not there arc good gnamds for such
an inv-estigation, the impllcaficm being that there are
aerious faults in management of the PGE, is not at
this point a matter for debate.

What does call for comment is the method being
used Ity the uruon to force an issue. Hie form of the
stoppage to not htxiest The "sick” excuse is a con¬
temptible thing: the more so because the truly ill
worker will be tabbed along with the others as a
striker, with his livelihood In Jeopardy.

Machinery does exist for settlement in cases of
this kind and high-handed actions cannot be condoned
either on the part of management or of unions.

Closed Doors

■VICTORIA’S MAYOR and aldermen have reached
» the unanimous conclusion that because of the
acute need for more hospital acccmunodation, citizens
should vote in favor ^ the regional plan under which
a property tax averaging two mills would be levied
to raise the community s^are of construction costs.

Many residento will have made up their minds
simiiarly on their own, agreeing with city council’s
formal statement to the effect that a more equitable
division of coeti between the local ratepayers and the
senior governments is most desirable and should be
sought; perhaps sharing council’s doubts about the
continuing sufficiency of a two-mlU rate, but taking
the realistic view that there is no other choice at this
time if the needed hoq)ital expansion is to go-forward
but to vote in favor ot the plan.

But the people of Victoria—and Incidentally of the
other parti the capital region—would surely have
been better served by the aldermanic board had the
discussion that led to this conclusion been out in the
open. ln.stead It was at a dosed meeting. If one
or two members of coundl were persuaded by lf«ic
to alter previously adverse positions—and there seems
to be every likelihood that this was the case—the
public got short measure in not being allowed to
follow the reasoning.

Besidet, the votm have a right to know, In re-
latiMi to every important issue such as this, how their
individual aldermen stand and how they act Closed
sesskMis have l^ome too much the fashion at dty
halt Whoever may head the administration after the
Deecomber 11 elections, and whoever may be suc¬
cessful in the competition for coundl seats, it is to be
hoi^ that the trend in 1966 will be back to doing
the puMids basinets In public except for those very
few matters where privacy 1$ essential in.the city’s
Interests.' - ^

iflvtl

Wilson Must Face
The Enemy Within

By THOMAS LArWO trum

Koiygin to Report on Progress

Khrushchev Pledges Unfulfilled

S EVEN ypsrt ago NildU S.

iOinuhehev vwed to •
cheering audience of the Com¬
munist Party fsithfui that the
Soviet people would enjoy the
“highest living sundard in th'*
world" by ISTO—or even sooner.

He made the prediction In
presenting a blueprint for S(^
viet ecoDomic eiqMnston In the
seven yean from 1959 through
19^. The 21jt party cuKfress
unanimously adopted the plan,
which Khrushchev pledged
would lift the Soviet Unloa with¬
in striking distance of the might
and prosperity of the United
States.

* * *

ITie seven yesrs are ending
Today, Soviet Premier Alexei
N. Kosygin la expected to mrunt
a Kretniin roetrum to give a
prelimmary report on the ottt-
oome of Use seven-year plaa ted
outline the economle program
for 1966.

It ia a safe bet ttu: Kosygin
will not repeat Khrushchev's
promise to outstrip the United
Sutes by 1970. For in the in-
tervening years, the Soviet
Union bea aa n owed only sllgli^
ly the enormaua gap between
the two nations.

The surging tempo of So¬
viet industrial growth has sUcli-
ened, and Soviet agriculture
has sunk into cnp^ing tiagna-
tion. Many of the goals of the
seven-year phn have not been
achieved.

Ahhough the slowdown hi ttte
rate of Soviet growth ooincldsd

By VINt'ENT i. BL'BKK from Mnaeow

with an aoceleratioo >a the
growth rate of the U.8. econ¬
omy, most expert! agree that
the Soviet Union has continued
on the average, to expand at a
faster rate than the United
Slates.

But the experts ibsigne about
the extent of the remalatnf So¬
viet ‘'growth advantage.” Some
assert that ft has fallen to a
marginal level, aa a recent stata
depaittnent report eontendsi
others say It itiH Is significantly
large, as tha Soviets miintiln.

Resolving this question Is very
difficult, SB the two natiou not
only hsM d Ufete u t dMmetrtceliy
oppoeed ecenomk system, but
ooUert ddlerent baiAs data to
describe them.

* * *

In l evlew n SovM pertorm-
ance, Koayiut, no dotoX, will rw
pesit an aasufltei batog made by
Soviet prea that the 199ME plan
for induetriai growth wea "over-
fuMiled. ' THe data Is keasd
on the Soviet Index of tokkatrial
psoducUoQ. Western eiq>crta R-
riwe to aneepC Ws etedeCkeal
reeaeunog rad, eontcndtiiK that
it is heavily eniahNd to dxnr
favi>rshie Sovtet raeuka.

The Sovteta say Bw Index
■boM-s that ower-toi tadueirial
produotton hea eftahad M per
oent la tw last sevwi ysara, out-
s tr anA ng tha goto of ■> 80 per
owit ilss. Wtat twy somet im es
neglect to add is iKit tw hidex

would have mnd more than
100 per cent If the reto of Soviet
growtii had rut atockenad after
1959. Obvtouaiy, the Sovtots are
disappotaed with raeuks. Be-
reuee of the deceieratiio in
growth, todusmal 'refenna’'
have beer devueti uid are eched-
dufed to go Into operatksi over
(he next two years.

★ ★ ♦

Booeong quallly of output,
wftich remdiB pour to #w Soviet
Unton, la another objective of
the new syetem eddeh wtil gear
bcemtiee fear tactary nutMgen
and pereosnel to the factory’s
profitabilty rather than ill groaa
production, aa la now tha case.

AltiKugh an cxMmaly high
proportka of Soviet icsumr
was devoted to dafenoe and
^Hoe, the eoiBitoy'a ea g ton dto g
toduitolto bam allmud marked
gatoa in toa mn>tf of ecxuumcr
gooda.

CunsmicChxi of houitog leH
short of the goal, even though
the per ceptta euppiy tnu reeeed
faster than ever beten. Hpw-
swr, decades of negisot have
left tha Soviet pecgile m 91-
hotwed durt tsdeea building ia
darply apcMled. k enl take «wo
daeadn or kagcT beiare every
uetum Soviet family has a vnaS
apartment of ks own.

Pff eaiito ngtobM of meert
tocreaaed ci^ moderalety, but
(he Soviet Union aobtoved or
exceeded Ks i«4aGtveiy Mtot

production goals tor such house¬
hold app&anoes as washing
machines, refrigentore and tele¬
vision sets.

Urnffieial eatimatni. based
on projections of Soviet produc¬
tion reports, intioaW that the
II.S.S.R. thia year produce about
3.4 million washing maehine«
Output this year and la.vt toUd-
led mere than 6 intttkxi. That
means that at two yean the
Soviet UiBon has produced
three-<ourtiia aa many washing
machines aa prevloualy were to
(ha natkn.

The story for Seie vkai seta
li cknilar. Ihie year’s output
of toxait 3.S probably to equal
to mans than me-fiMi of all the
pre-1966 modrle sttB operating.
Atoo, this yesa''a output at 1.5
mllban refrigerators Incrjaaes
the total supply by about one-
fourth.

* * *

The biggeai lailura wua in
•gnodture. TWt year, for (he
second time to taro years, toe
Soviet Ulkoa baa had to apend
predoua foreton axdienge bm^
tag wheat lor Ms own people.

The work week dirkig the 7
year plan was cut to <1 home,
not below 40 hours as Khrush¬
chev had promised would hap-
pen by toe rod of this ye
And tfie woek week rematoa tax
da^e kmg. Wito (be Kmalto
■sniggltog to exprod toduatrial
peoductkai, no outs to toe work
week are to toght now.

F JME Minister HaroU
WQaon, whose popularity
has reached an ropreoedenled
peak anvxxE the electorate here,
to facing a new polltioaJ threert.
And it comet front where It
hurts: the heart (rf the I.nbcx'
movement.

Mr. Wilson has emerged troni
the Rhodesiait todeptndtBKa
crUto aa Britam'i unohatleaged
leader. Hto lelevtoian address
to tha natioB cn fhe oig^t of (he
rebelUoo to (he onkxiy w«a
viewed in nme than U mlltton
homes.

He spoke not ae a party
pnlitldaD—hk w n uK to were those
of a ^dtsturbed father of all
Brklto subjecta. i xsi c enied with
the dangers looming ahead.
And with toe Oonservetive
party severely split over dw
toaue (iGsne Toriee would bln
to beetow kiighthoodi on Ibe
rebaiBoin Rhadratan leedera)
the prkiHi miatoter enjoys oom-
pLete authority de^te Ms
ineag» parkammlary majortly
of two.

Ifia party’s popularity rattogs
eonaaquen^ eroep upwenb
The trrod began afta the gov¬
ernment aoowced strict new
reetrlctkxia curbing further the
tofkw of cdkxwd bnmigranla.
One national opiison survey now
gives Labor an IS.S-pamt lead
over their Ctanaervative oppon¬
ents, predicting a parliamentary
majority of more than 100 seab.
if tiw country went to the polls
today.

Why, tom, the dwturbancet
The Radical AUUmDe, a new¬
ly (tinned left - wmg proBuce
group, sitooduoed itsetf on the
politKial scene here at a huge-
scale press oonferenoa — the re-
pcria of efneh Mr, wnacn will
kng remem b e r . For the group

■noowced tost it wil] STKXtwjr
at the next general election a
colored komis^rant to nm a-
senifir eabmet mmieter
Foreign .Secretary Michael
Stewart.

“Ih# ci^nUte e*

Rakiataii law iiudent Tariq
Ah, a former preaalent of toe
Oxford lUiaveraity) Union. His
crodktature wiH prove at least
smbairas&ing to L^bor, divkis
ihs margtoal lefl-wtog vote to
(he riding and diwatiae tha
lack (g unity behtod the prime

Wide Disparity in V.S.S.R. Production CosU

Despite Gains

Japan

Cries

‘Ruin’

By PETEK WDLBBEK

Soviet Examining New ‘Profit System’

O F the SOS ma^T Japanese
oocBpsinies w b 1 e h have
Just raleaaed toelr latest tlx-
nto finandaJ reports, 110
paid DO dividend—85 of them
(or at least toe eeoond tims—
rod Hotoer 77 out thar pagy-
mroC to to eu rets A dere.

The chairmsD ot Electric
n signed as a geeon of rsapen-
sibtlity for his ftmi’s poor per^
lormancc, along wi(h the preto-
denia and chief eseoodves of
such giants aa Mit starfd Raytm.
t^-NIpprei Sugar and Hodogay a
Checnical.

Elev&r. Sekiiui chetnickl direo-
tora departed after dioedng a
S3 milliro «a on piaxt1ra> And
the number of corporate bank-
nylolee tfaie year In Japan—
«7ver 5.000 to (he end of October
- ia already 25 per cent ^wad
of the 1964 figute (Itaelf a post¬
war record).

The world "raceaskn’* tp-
peari with ghxn nxsunciy la
the Tckyn newepapera. in polit¬
ical Kwenhet, to fuwBctol prog-
i M sO c srllons and to toe guvern-

The group deplorea what it
oslto toe rn'enxncnt’B willing-
new to underwrite raeiri ptv-
Judic# to wki easy vwet. its iack

genuine inettativw to stop the
slaughter to Soutoero t Asia
iwbk* ncm may backfire ^er
Mr. StewsK’B boU Moacow
°»vea> and ks fsBmto to re-
*to>s Mtain't over^etetchfd
armed taeaa. et prceait both
**P<«wve and rriethrefy kiff-
leotive.

If til badeed by Lord Bertrand
RuaMB, tot British phtioaopber.
actor Lao M<aCera, author Atai
StiUtoe sod mativ other mfki-
walri peqple. It alao enjoys tfr
•W®Ft of toe Campaign Inr
Nudear Disarmaaneni.

"Aftor 13 years of OonBetva-
th-e aitoiauslieiiun came (he
last general election, and Lrixv
won." aakl rtw Pakiatara oar-
dririe •'Then ItiHowwd the 14rti
>•««■ of They rule."

agreed that Ms group ■
nativity eesdd wed ocnlrtane
to a d efeat at the Labor govvtn-
n»«it But he declaied that the
votoe^ enns cje n o e wro more
^b^iprxTsnt tor toe Labor move-
then roy psrBamentarv
majority.

Mr. Wilson’s political advi¬
sers must be asking themselves
bow far (he group’s influence
may spread in the coming
month*. There is no straight
answer to their question. But
(he voice of the Labor left may
be given a hearing by the elec¬
torate aa Booo aa the finpor-
(■Bt by-eteettoe ia called at
Hull IB a frw weeks' tim-.

And Its toftuenes may be ear-
tied to mlUiona next spring
when a new Brttito national
newspaper. The New|, It
launched. It la to be pubMahed
by the Labor Press Co^ipers.
ttve Society Ltd., which de-
aerlbea Its pobey as "Lefl-of-
ceotre ia the Labor movemeat.’*

In Baby Boom

S eWTET economists have run
Into tau({ti price prtolems ei
dettoting how to lay the grotmd-
Mvk lor metalling toe tew
"profit syetem" tor Soviri to-
Iftjriry.

As a result, toe new system,
when ftoslly mataifed. may bear
even (ewer su(>riflc»al sknitiari-
tks to cepitriletfc profit sye-
tsm than wai indicatod lari Sct>-
lember when PrOTifar Alexei N.
Koeygta rftriehed M to broad
outline.

Under the new system,
’’protit" k to be used sknply
as a measure at cfftolcocy, wkh
the governmeo t retatotoE oenisr-
ship of plants and conttaitog to
set prices .. d allocate tiuterial
The pricBig problem arises
from the fact timt the Kremlin
needs prnducticai of its high-
cost industrial plants and mines
and wants to kefp them oper¬
ating, even though they can’t
possibly make a "iiroCt'* if their
products are priced at levels
that would bring a fair profit to
an average cost producer.
versely, if prices are fixed to
return profits tor hlgh-oost prod¬
ucers, there will be a windfall
profit tor other plant* and
sharp increase in wholesale
prices.

★ * *

Under the new system,
"profits'* instead of "vclume ri
Irfoduction" will determine
txxxises paid to plant managers
and worioeni. Thk raises die
problem of how to equalize the
struggle tor bonuses among
wurkns whose enter^lae may
be handiraiiped with natural
higtvH-osl faot<H^ that are lieyond
thsir control and thike who wcu-k
for highly efflcierrt enterprises.

Since this problem can't be
solved wkh ons price, Soviet
plimnera aro now talking about
establishing two or more prices
tar many iiroducts of industry

By VINCENT i. BIMKE (ram MaMVHr

One price would bo paid by the
whokiakr or todustrisl buyer.

Ihe other price, known aa an
oceowit or (iiiikiestkgt price,
would be "raceived,*' or at
least credited, to toe producer.
The latter price could vary
from enterprise to enterprise to
equallu cooditions of poduc-
tlm.

* * *

A majority «f the Onvist plan-
era wuridsg cn tho pricing
problem are B|>parsnlly tgreed
that "sccouaf” prices wB have
k) be used, si least ta some
Soviet InduskVs.

The weekly newspaper Econiv
mic Gazette devoted six pages
to position papers summarizing
the price debate that took place
racnitly liehind closed doors.
Partiripants Included r a p r e-
sentatives of the new slate
oommtttce charged wkh estab¬
lishing guidelinea for whole¬
sale prices under the profit
system, the finance ministry and
the Academy of Sciraoes'
scientific nouncil of price forma¬
tion.

V. Sitnin, chairman of the
state price committee, told the
gathering

From the Scriptures

I WTMld not hsve you ignorant,
brethren, concerning them
which are asleep, that ye sor¬
row not, even as others which
have no hope,— 1 Thcs^aloniana.
4:3.

"One snouid not to r g et that'
■oRw anterprlata haw to-
(Uvldual e xpo ks s of pro&icbaD
which due to a nmber of
reasons beyond their ounCnJ
are hf^ier than avarags tor
their h a l u et jy . Here we are to
deckle: In what taduetriee and
to what axtsnt dinnid 'artist*
prices’ be appUed."

* ★ ♦

SoBW participants warned tiiat
widsaeale use of aoccaan, or
fiotWouB buukkeeptog, prices
will eoncetl tnefTlcImeies
Odten argikd (hat instead of
aocotsM prices, differential rates
cotdd be set tor rent chantvd
to wkefiirisea tor use of guvecn-
mat-owned property and tools.

But the domtaaot vtaw aeesned
to be tiiat aame uae of account
pnoca wW be saasntiel.

The chief of Gospian’s price
bureau noted that the coat of
mlalng Iran ore at Ttilaky and
Lipetsky Is 15 times higher than
st Mafttitogoraky. An econom¬
ist from the OU Research Insti¬
tute said the oil Industry has
been using a two-price system
for 2S years and must continue
to do so because the cost of
production Is 21 times as high

Today in History

By ITie CkasuHan Pre«ii

in one region is K is hi the
lower-cost producing area.

Ths conferees also diaeussed
without igrement the question
of how much bitereet enter¬
prises shoidd pay for use of
state capital. Ooe participant
prapoaed the eharge be I per
cent or 7 per cent.

* * *

They agreed It would be dif-
AouR to figure out bow Ugh
to aet the premium prices for
high-quality goods and the dla-
counts for low-quattly products
that Kosygin waste established.
One participant luggeiled that
It might be neoesssry in sucdi
eases to abandon eentral-prlee-
flxlng and aet only the maxU
mum and minimum range of
permissiMe price.

P. TsytHn, chief of Gosplan's
price bureau, agreed that It may
be neeesaary to give the enten
pHaea thsmselves some poaer
to set prices for their products

ReoaUing that the Kremlin
has decreed tiuit wholeiale
prices must be set at levels that
will provide a profit for a nor¬
mally woriting enterprise, Tsyi-
btn put his finger on a baste
problem; "RTiich of them shall
be considered as working nor¬
mally? Up to now, there it •»
definite criteria for (hem.
(orxa-ODWfiaM)

Robert Ket. • wealthy
yeoman, was hanged
416 yean ago today — in 1548
— at Norwich for leading a
rriiellUxi. A feast held at his
manor to complain against the
gnvertunmi'i policy of fem-ing
off and sriUntt pul>lie> laml de¬
generated mt«> a riot anl be-
ooie a miliinry eongueat of
Ntirwdeh. ihs nearrat laege
town. The rising was easily put
down by the Duke of Warwick,
with toreign troops, and K/et ad
hk brother u-ert ap eedfl y tried
and condemned.

1787 — .IVlaiware brossne the
first state’to ratify the United
States cxxktitvitlon.

IMI — Japan attarired Pearl
Harbor and Canada docLteed
war on Japan.

ITrat'Wortd War: Fifty years
ago today — in 1915 — Pres-
dent Wilaon asked tor more
power to deal with anti-Ameri¬
can sutiveiaion. British forces
reireaUxI liefore 'he Bulgar¬
ian conquest Serbia.

.Heewml Wurid War: TXvvmy-
ftve years ago today — In 1940
— President Rooseveit prom¬
ised U.S. axi to Greece, now
■ueeeMfully repelling the It¬
alian Invasion. Two Oeiman air¬
craft, were shot down in 8^
aetkm over ?.'nt'land.

The day previous Bristef was
heavily bombed at night after
sporadic day raids over Eng'
land. Marshal Badoglio re¬
signed as chief of the Italian
genera] aeaff. Ruaaia signed a
trade agreement with Getrman-
oontroUed ffiuvakia.

ment’a omt publicatlona.

It to not to dttEkxtit to supixrt
dw Idea (hat the oouncry. after
a decade of breattvAaMog and
unparailed growth, has now
stalled Into a ta11-a(tin.

And yet ... R to real^ re-
martcably diffioult to relate this
aura of stattatirel gloam to the
actual aorial aaid tadustriai
scene, which I hsve speut the
tost three weeks atu^dra. in
teeming Tokyo, ta hustling
Owka. In old but praepercus
certiraa like ityoto, and in the
newer, but already buntitag-at
theaea m e developnient areas
like Hammamatsu.

Even the flguret which are
produced to tndtoate tapnp.
have a habH of reboadhig with
heavy irony on the ear of
Western — and perticstiariy
Britiah—Viktor.

After all, a 4 per cent gRwth
in groii nations! product, which
is what the mtnlatry cf tater-
national trade and taduaby la
toreoasting tar 196546. may
seem like back-pnialUng to
Ration thef has bea averaging
10 per cot tod quite often
Mtttag 15 per r«it. ever since
1951. But it looks rather dif¬
ferent from a country which
has rarely succeeded in beat-
ilk 3 per cent this century.

It Is rather hard to take too
seriously the wtes at an
economy where department
sbxe sales are desrnbed as
' statmanl" wtwn they have only
rlsm 14 pra cent; where "waro-
tngs over graduata employ-
mat" turn out to mean that
there may be only two Jobs in
majm* firms tor each university
graduate next spring. Instead of
the usual three; where half-
yeariy bonuses this summer
only went up by 9.8 per cent;
amt where oolor-televUUm ari
■ales in the Mxne market are
only 10.000 a month (in
cuuntry where the official aver¬
age family tarnme la 81.500 a
year).

There to one Japanese sta¬
tistic thk yrar whloti outvreighs
all others. Exports, (or the nine
manlha, January to Ocioiier.
were up by a clear 32 per cent.

Control

Theory

Doubtful

»y OTTO V<»l HAnsrSQ

B eyond wars and politiesl
crises there is oa major
fact aflMtiiig Southeast Aaia
■ad the Far East; a change to
the Wrthrate.

In all developed arcaa of Asia
the turn of the tide is suiUa
not to say brutal. In Singapore,
only three years ago the fkxxi
of children was rising: now the
governmat ia able to termtaaie
gradually its school construction
program, since presat build¬
ings will cover the needs of to¬
morrow. In Hong Kong aornc-
thing similar is about to occur.
In the other cauitrtea, too. the
trend to aettiag in.

‘nda "success,’’ acoordtag (o
official aources. k the eoue-
quace of two (acts: ttk grow-
ing eoooa^c prosperity of ttte
population which teaches that
tetoVMion or a mosorscooter k
oonaidered more attractive than
tiresome yowigtters. Tbm Is
(urttwrmore the intensive propa¬
ganda of .the family planting
groups. The latter, utilizing oil
Uk weapoos of modera pertu-
oakn. have succeeded ta popu¬
larizing cootnioeptivet. Gcner-
ally the organizera aiajr wlaety
In the background. They are
highly discreet concerning the
origin of their funds.

The "family plamting" outfits
are weak h y. Government!
nearly everywhere, are luppm-
big them. But these sutaidie*
ore taiufficlmt. The bulk of
the meana comqa tram elae-
where. A tubetimtial part et
the money is prenfided directly
or indirectly by the lodustries
producing contraceptives.

The oombiiiatwa of the two
(oreea k highly significant. On
the one side are the pobticians.
The latter are aldely respon-
(sible for the situation. RTtoever
knows a country like India-
just to mention one of them —
is aware that it ia the pndS.
corruptia and ignorance o( the
laodn which pronxrte the mis¬
ery of ttk masses. If. instead
of investing loreign aid in pres-
lige-projecte. thay developed
agriculture and education, the
population eould be decatly
fe^

It la ta order to cover up the^e
errors that these men try to re¬
duce the generatkxis of Uxnor-
raw. The piO-merch.'ints on ttic
other hand arlch them«elvni
and open up new markets—Jikl
bke the monltlDB-makers of yes¬
teryear, who master minded
wan In order to sell their prod¬
ucts.

Recatly, atadies in agricul'
tore and sooiogy have shown
that a brutal intervation in the
natural process frequently leads
to unforeseeable consequaers

"If LyndOK gahnson k pres¬
ident ot the world, I got a
hundred on our teat."

from 34.4 billkm to 16 biUicai

U* the equivalent af 1964, And I ^

... _, ,i.,____ I which It is djificult to avoid,

-ihk was achieved w-nhnut ■

tmg pnccs. In most (mpoitaniL^^,,^

areas, by a ssigla ya. ' rwiturw W)

f

t

I

|BovooU (xiitipt'J Business

lltUtt (fnlniiivt Vi^t»rM
Ttiifdav. D«c. 7, 19«S

Tight Christmas in Natchez

"Gfltnp out of busines*" signs
hang in sesera) store windows
beneath the Christmas decora¬
tions on downtown streets. For
many other merchants this is
not a happy season.

Moet store owners here fail
ed to joii. fellow merchants

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MMMir nrrai.KY'U WHiTK aim law
the athlW wru. t'oel tli« csmfonlBC
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Noia nwlt bracalk iha tkla, MlauUUke
oVnilMJnB aad kclalai W vtWISa

aad fhfiimacla and ptioa. Yaa waw9
un eutlf hy <liy aaJ Nil MWf il Mka

Md tnryviwa. 7 W Pim* tt laoawt

China Buying
British Sheep !

LONDON (Rputerii—A ftorki
of 155 prize British sheep, worth]
about 514,000, will be sold to|
Oiina to Improve pedigree
strains there, it was reported
Mimday.

-Three

Look at what’s NEW
in the

Fruit of lemon may be impossible to
eat but 12>foot high tree that was
grown from seed by Mrs. Margaret
Silbum, 5709 Woodland Road, is apple

of her eye. Tree was started seven
years ago and this year grew 100
lemons, one weighing more than
pound. —(William Boucher)

SAFER IS" WHEELS AND LOW PROFILE TIRES
— , for a smoother, safer
ride, longer tire life,

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TT^ apd better cootingl

Pilot Died a Hero
Bringing Plane In

Ale it not another name for beer*

(It's the very merry brew.)

In the pilot's eotnpertment.
where White was labor lug
agaiast dlMster with hia first
and second oMcers. there is a
done which can be lifted up and
then aUd acmes a track. It’a
an escape hatch tor the crew.
Only a crewman would know
how to open it It was open and
some dt the passengers are
believed to have escaped
through H. But Owdt White
walked away tnifn It. back to
the pasaenger'a cempartment to
tee that everyone waa out o(
tha ship and died there.

/V#ar HiracidouM

Arthur D. Lewis, senior vice-
president and general manager
od Easteni Air Lines, aaid *
‘“niat he waa able to bring his
aircraft Into the smaU field
uiMler twilight visibility aondi-
tians Is little short od mira¬
culous.’'

Capt Thamas Oakes, divlsfon
vice - president flight of
Easten, said: 'Tm particularly
proud that Chuck came back
frocD the cockpit and ascertained
that evarybody waa out of the
paiaenger eosnpartmenl.**

White is survived ^ his
wife, Angelus. and three chil-
diets—a son. IS, and two dau^-
ters, 17 and 14.

PARKING IRAKC WARNING LIGHT
flNGCR TIP RCLEASe - STEP ON
PARKING RRAKC ... Na estra cost.

K««p np tha happy tra41tl«a. SarTa
yaar foaita a bald asd asallaw Malaaa
Ala. It'a tha Talaiida braw Canadlana
katra aa|«yad ainea 171b. Far aid tIaMa*
aaka, gathar araaad tha nratida with
yaar Iriaads tbit Tula. Drlak a taaat ta
ChrlataMa with rary aMrry Malaaa Ala.

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most unrecognizable body to file “fX

passenger section of the Coostel- »*“<* ,

latioo Sunday. And. puttlns two U you ^ throttles
and two togetoet. evayone ”!* ^

asii^ed that Wr le died in the ««*»’»* ^ ttwotties and the
finest tradition ol a ahip’s wsp- «« «“»
tain to the passe iger service. *** three and four engtoes

those on the right side — and

Might Hate Jumped

® ^ those on the IHt dde — the,

Tl«rc wer« two escape plaiw will turn. Provided your
hatehfM to the pilot's coo^rt- loww how and Uffling Is good,
ment of White’s Conide and he
might have been ibis to >jmp Oelieate Approach

to safety through «e td them, go White a«ted dosm. rtt.nl
But irtieo fijsy found his body ^ ^ mn^net. advanciia two,
retanling two. sdvtotclng two
of bulkhead Iccdtog to th. cirelto* now awl then

pitot’s com parmw H. near s pa» ^ itoc.it.

•enger emergency exit The eon- the air a Mil Im’t ahrays

elusion was thtoWhle.tMdttiav , Sometimes It looks like,
sdly the last to leave Wa sWp tableland
as captain, had p«^shrt to a The (»ly spot While rould
flash fire aboard the PUns as ^ to .et down hi. plane ta
he WH to shw. open a door. ^ ,

a i'" T hesvUy populated resldenUal

from Brooklyn who lately made ^

his home in Rye Beach. N.H..

became Involved ta a quick and • valley.

.he dead saga Friday when the So WMte came in. aklmming
Jetliner cUpped off Ms Cotmie’i wer a barn and silo, missing a
tail contrMr tree, hitting smallfr trees.

It may well be that he was

DlBtreai Signal beaten to pulling off a complete

UWrcMB .^ipnos miracle and llvtog to teU about

Seconds alter the collision, it by the fact tost the land
Roger Holt of Northhampton, wasn't -flat. The plane came
N.H., White's first officer, oi a alope they call Hunts
radioed a distrers ngnsl: Mountain.

"Mayday, Mayday. Mayday _

This is Eastern Flight 103. He- Sfamm«d On Fouser

quest emergency ciearwe to ^le ahead

Kennedy, request any c» ^ ^e slammed

cn the poier at the last moment
approacn. ^ compensate

For 10 minutes taen. while fo, ri,e. But the rise was
terror gripped the hear.-i of y ^ j^e aircraft broke

to two and caught fire. That’s
. Boston-to-Ne^ Mantle ^

plane. proved he was a jj

fuer's filer. 'nwee aboard the M*"" bed

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Ecumenical Council Most Vital Religious Event

By LOMS CASSEIA The council father* decreed bisliop*” or efilscc^il Senate.!

IPI RelictoB Editor public worship Ma« hence- whic*i will, include repreaenta-l

forth to be conducted in the live* of all iiatinna) hicrarchlei|
-'Hie Vatican Ecumt^al Coun- language o< the people instead aiHt will 1* rather like a Itttlei
ell wa* the moat ^ifrnificant of Latin so members o( the con- ecumepioal council. This body
religious event of this -century, gregatim could be active par- will meet in Rome at the call irf
It laid the groundwork for licipants rather than—ailent the P»^ to advise and consult
changes in the Reman Catholic spectatoni. Eurovision Mas made with him <»i major policy de-
Church as far-reaching as any for revising the order of the cBiona. The Poi»e has already
Kought hy Martin Luther at the mass, purifying it of medieval aramunced that ttM first session
time of the Protestant Reforma- accretions and redundancies. •'Hi h* held in 19(»7.

*‘T' u ^ .K, emphasis on NATIONAL TAI-KS

As a result or this histone sermons, scripture reading and
four-year summit conference of hymn singing. council also called for re-

blihopa from every nation, the internationalization of

world's largest religious body ** ' **^^"**»0^ the Roman curia (which Pc^

will: Next, the Council turned Its promised to undertake

• Conduct Iti wonhip leiv- atientkw to. the task of re-dc- «ice), wid empowered na-

ices in new ways. fining the . jwer structure of the '•ofal ejdscopal eentereocet,

church, artJ correcting the one natiwiai CattxAc

Dccentrallre Ita form of wnphasis on papal su- welfare conference In the Uai-

■nment. pcemacy which resulted from ‘ed Statw. to deal wilb many

government.

RadicaUy revise its atti- ** uncompleted work of the h^*!.***’* hhfterto referred to

tude toward other religions. Vatican Council of 1870, . Ronie.

_ ... ^ TTieae actiona, when fully kh-

• Give greater prwnlnence The correotive which the pigmented, wJl me«i gieater

to the Bible as a aourcebook of oouncil adopted was the "doc- autonomy, and wMl give
doctrine. ooUj^alily ’ wtach as- noo-Itallan C^dtteUcs a bigger

• Accord new dimity and * biabi^. by God- church's affair*

i.r*' w“r *•» ^

• Overhaul It* seminaries to in Ihe responsibility for govern- RADICAL REVISIONS

insure better selection and pre- Ing the whole chunh. A radical revialon of Calho-

paration of priests. POPE'H Rl’PRPMACV relaliosw with oton- religions

• Put nuns into madern; waa decreed in three dlTerait

dress, The oouncil's document was at itociunerrti at major Importance.

That's not all the Qjuncll did. ^ reaffinn the Pope’s su- first commMa Catholioa to
but it’s enough to indicate the Pfwnfwy and to make clear that establish warm new ties of oo-
braithtaking s e o p t of Its ^ authority of the bi^npa wa* operation. friendWi^ and dli-
achievements, to be exercised only in ccnjunc- jogue with their '‘separated

MANY vrARA brethren" of otbnr Oiriatlin

MAA* TtAKx ^ chuiYhes.

Not alt the changes it wrought jopened lo future decentralization second reooBnaet the

wnU be visible i^mmediately to of power. ,pirttual value* Inherem in non-

he church* SM.OOO.OOO mem-. ^ related decree provided for Q^istian religion*, and particu¬
lar*. It will take many years. of a new "synod of lariy die "common patrimony"

In some cases, to implement —-—— -— --

the broad charter* oi reform I

which wwe laid down by the i. ■■ i i t

council fathers.

But the die has now been
east, and the dw Cathn’ .c
church tor centuries to rom*
will be shaped by the declaions

made in St. Peter'a Basilica 'd

since the late Pope John XXIII *■

called the council to order on Jp >j

Oct. H. 19S2. fjh _. .

80MX APPALLED f^y fj y _ - :J. i

Some Catholic traihticnallsts. ~ \ -

who preferred the old waya, are fV V

appalled by the whde bufinMs. .-h U ~~ A/ 1 "7 ' «

'liielr viewpeknt was vigorousiy h ' /( ' '

represented in the Council by a tT^^w I 'V

■mall but determined minority 1 ''f\

of cettoeivadve bMupa who ' I

made up in parliamentary akill ^

what they lacked in voting

power.

Their manoeuvres succeeded ^

on many occasiens in poetpontng ^

action on important documents.

'ITu* led to premature gloom-
mongerlnt by disappointed Lib-
erala and gave rise to a wide-
spread public impression that
council was fcaindering on
tha rocki of ccnsacvitive In-
tranaifsnea.

MAJOBmr CXjMMriRD Xljl *

NatMng cnuld be further fruoi ! |

ttw tnjtfi. 'The key faet about tha ^HHBH^B
eauBClt, from the day It opened
uaUItiie day cloaed. was the
MOTifitIming aize of the major-

Hy aonmitted to Pope John's I rid

yragnm of renewal and reform. KRR|fMRn^| A

li ttlls revolodoe in what waa m|j!Lmu^9 BS BB^kJB

hr oaMhirief a staid and change- ^B»R|ZT^H jC wI JBj

reaistaBt Institution cannot be IMB

ngai^sd as a eoup engineered ,, , . . . .■

ip ■ fpw hot-eyed reformers. It llliS Slu6 OT lIlB

■npHnnti the eonildoed jodg- «■ >

ravR end enthuriastie wdll td QarihnAfln

noik the 2.300 biahaps wlo iwwva

pettaotly endured endleea weeks B^^^^^BH
ofUlli debate la order to cope |

sHih a cruelly long agenda MtkhM DIaliilariM U mUrt. tcrthlcMIla, ttmiee

iwiapiNo BEpioBM

tin Best fruit of their labor This aditortleamant Is not pubilshad or dispiayM M the

w„a ^ UipN,C««r.l ■owd N by tha Covwn-Nrd otfc.ti^

efle Uturgical inwcUces.

which Christians share with emre and auihority as Luther^
Jew*. It also repudiate* any ever did. This dot-ument urge*
notion that Jews are under a di- Bible reading by OatliolLcs; en
vine » ur*e because of the cruci- i.-ourage* Catholk scholars to
fixion of Jesus, and decries all employ modern methods of
(cHTiis of anti-semitUim. ] Biblical study, including form

RELl«IO|-k UBERTV ‘eeSti to

Tlif third document, in many ,,pm,* which leave the door open
way* the moat revolutioiwry ac-|(f.. the ackiwledgmem that
lion taken by the council, put.su^rnan authon may have en-ed
the Catholic Qiurch «*i record some non-essential details,

for the first time as believing 1 that they spmetimea used

that religious liberty Is *0x1-,literary forms such’ a-s i>octry,
ordained human right w4iich iSjp^abie nd myth, w^ch were
not to be contravened by anyi

government or Institution. | , www

Protestant obeeivei l , who at-

tended all sessions of ti»e coun-j' i^'a'\%\YV y

cil, were delighted with the re-' y»> ft E

ligioua liberty declaration. A

BDiLE READING * •;I'SgV\ t'Sj

1 They airo were pleased wilh ' ■ T

a council document which ac- 1^*^—/' ^ *■..»'•

corda to the Bible as much rev* ^

' now yoD doii*tt

never meant to be read as literal 1
history.

IHie long-range effect! of the
new Catholic emphasis on the
Bible are tmponible to calcu¬
late. But one prominent Catholic
UMologian. Rev. Gregory Baum,
predict that the ultimate influ¬
ence flf this document will be 1
g-Yater than,that of any other |
action taken by the Council.

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garden, the hospitality - all were lost in the night. A closer
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Dense Fog Flees
Dry Ice Flakes

SLATTLK (AP) — KKorts to
-disperse fug by seeding it with
}>oHdered djy ice will begin at
iteattle • Tacoma airport next
month. Airport Manager Don
Shay amxMinced Monday.

The technique is already used
at Spokane. Portland. Pendleton
and Medford, Ore.. Boise. Idaho,
Salt Lake City, Rmo and othn*
cities.

Shay said the of Seattle,
which operates the airport,
made' arrangements with Seattle
>'Ught Service Inc. to do the fog
feeding.

Jack M. Conrad. President of
' Seattle Flight Service, said

Beef Club
Flans Help

Luxton 4-H Beef Oub will
meet at 7:30 p.tn.. Dec. 15. in
the home of ^lub leader Mrs.

^loira Pitt. 37i3 Duke Road.

Special attenti<m will be given
to club meihbera needing

calves. Mrs. Pitt said. _

"The club will help lU mem¬
bers In the purchasing of the OOVERNMEMT FLIES
animals.” The Ontario department of

The club is open ft>r boys and lands'and fomta maintain 12
girls between the eges of.lO'and Mr bases the year round, and a
20 years. total of 3 in the summer.

seeding would get under way
with the first hef^y fog next
month, during which temjiera-
turcs are near or below freez¬
ing-

Tlie seeding plane wUI fly 100
I feet abos-e the fog. probably at
an altitude of 800 to 1.000 feet.
Cfwrad said. He said he expects
to clefr a corridor about 9.000
(eel Icng and a quarter of a
mile wide over the runw^ and
approach. The cemdor should
remain clear ot fog for 30 to
40 minutes, he said.

REST AT FREEZING

If the seeding it to be most
successful, the fog must be at
a freezing temperature or below.
Some resuRs can he obtained
up to 3$ degrees. Conrad said.

"VS'hen dry Ice pellets are
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(og, a chemical reaction changes
water particles into ice
crystals.*’ said Shay. "These
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fall. releasing the moisture and
dissipating the tog."

The fog-seeding wil cost the
port of Seattle $40.50 an hour
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Dimensions 59” W., 28” H., 20” D.

Sale Price

488

,00

No Down Payment —Terma ZI.N Monthly

“Mayfair” Traditioaal

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One of Electrohome’s magnificent Hallmark series
... featuring:

• 25-watts of peak music power

• Perfected solid state circuitry that assures rich,
brilliant sound and clarity of tone.

• Garrard changer, push-button control panel.

Price

529

.50

^3

No Down Payment — Terms tlM

Woodward’s Music Oenics, Second Floor

Vour^est Buy is an "ELECTROHOME ”... from Woodward's

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Island Firms Paying

Toronto Indystrials

Wall Street
Staggers
Then Rallies

The. w*U flowed at l*-20 bar¬
rel! an hour from th* top ^’4
f#ct at th« Sawtooth formation
enrountmd at 2.845 feet.

The fini well three-<]uartei i
(jt a mile to the e««t gave flmi-
lar results and a thin) loeaOon
ia now being spotted.

1|ABKV ^Ot .N<i' I

Busineaa Editor i

Vaneaj er Island subsidiaries
<y ConsplldiTed Mmmg and
.'tiiieiung are makutg dividend
nvws these days.

Sunru Mini’s is to pay 10 cents j
a ithar* Dec. .11. folkiwuift the^
earber anwuncement that Sun-
loch Mines Ltd., in which Sunro
is a major shareholder wtuld
'pay 6 cents on the lame day.

Ci>a.st Cbpiier Ltd., which has
a co|)t>cr imxiucer on Quatsmo
iSiHind and abio a Comlnoo sub-
'sidiary is to pay 50 per ' A "

• share on Dec. .It.

Th# company expects to de¬
liver 188.000 barrels a day in
DecHiilier

■iark

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Vancouver

Trading

SECOJtn M (« ESS
A second succeksful od weili
in the Grand Korks area of
southern Alberta has been re¬
potted by Westcoast Production!
iJi!.. and Western Pacific Prod¬
ucts and Crude Oil Ihpellnes
Ltd.

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NEW YORK fAP)-The iWclt
market reacted to the credit
tighteninK move by tl
hoard

federal leserve hoard w 11 h| J ■*« I-;" ‘Jj JJJ

shock and surprise that hal-iMmiini t.uu

tepvl prices in a huge wave of .’tSJtje. Pri. i»!w » l-i'I

early aelline. Iwl the list came iTaidr ici.ni tj aj

back to cut its losses greatly. f^*vm
Had tlie hrst4»ur IS

mained uncut, it e-ould have Hinia

been the steejiest for any day ^ iis im

since Nov. 22. 1963. the day AHi^u a lu aw m m

Presidi-nt Kennedy was r***' “ *■

slnatcd. "nie final loas, though Bajatmaji Qw Sr* iSj

sharp, will never make tdftory. n u

swelled to the n «

KHaaa

BWUt Laka ■ IS

fhaaa Cap thk H

(Mmmo OMfbou

WHO HAS THE
BEST SERVICE?

Research Roard oC
ciutada Biological Btatton,
Nanaimo. R.C.

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mm m British Coluoibte. went
into praduction Isxt week with
an Initial capacity of 250 tons
of btoached kraft a day.

A Joint venlurd

Volume was

S fourth largest in history, U,4S0.

000 shares compared wlA 1.160,
k 000 Friday, and the largest anma uow
since May 29. 1962 when 14.750.- SSJUf"*

^ 000 xham changed hands. eSi'£SS^
k Blue chips and cats-and^]ogt oS
ij wen> swejrt dovsnwird as big
»■ blorlu of stocks were dumped ouwwam
k on the market.

«

* .ffifies Bu»ie»t

VA.NCOUVER ICPI
were the feature
ti was up .87 to $17 and Bomite
gained .16 to close at .76. Peso
^ was up .12 to $1.99 and Rod-
k Strom gained .10 to close at 1.78. i

* Pyramid was off $1.37 at $13.75
and Utica was dwn .15 at $1.I5.

In the oils. Prosper was off
S .OS at .62. Fort SL John was

down .06 at $1.75 «■! Ftoyal p- - --

^ American was off .04 at $1-5$. IZSL.

In the industrials, Neon gain-
ed .12 to reach $9.12 and Maw mj«i3 Ob
• ey-Ferwson was up .12 at $34.

* (23). NG BB

Spw (Vepfa ■ ims

22 BankiB eaken xH! *3Sw*' mS

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5 TORONTO (CD-Wlth news j»*
k that the bank rate was In- aSCsp rm

^ creased Sunday by the Bank of
‘ Ckaada. prices took a quiet ivruwd rsB

k tumble to morterto. trwHng 52

^ Bank stocks immediately re- R-atunn >—w

k fleeted weakness with Royal jhih? nvM«r
2 diufipuig I to 71, Imi»ria]-Cbm- S

k merce ^ to 62%.. Nova Scotia «i«w Bdw s5
% to 70, Tmmtojiiminian % to ormm bm
> 6D% while Montreal was un- wmMiia* toe :«M

k changed at 60. tS

j TTiis weakness carried over Jj^ETosw rS
into all other stock graupuigs tnw IMS

a *• the Tiwonto Index and the
M TSE index declined LTI to wspitra Bmisa
k 154 32,

in other main list issues, Al- _ omewr

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between

Weyerhaeuser and a group of
Canadian, lumlaermen, K a m-
I loops has more than 450 emfdoy-
lees of svhom 200 are in the mill
land the mnainder in the wood
Iproducts divistun

At least three years above-
average success as a trawler
master, ability to hang and
repair trawl nets. Familiar
with modem electronic aids
to fishing. Knowledge of
Canadian West Coast fish¬
ing grounds and practices
desirable but not essentlsL
Experience as an officer
aboard vessels Isrger than
500 GT an asset. Possession
of Home Trade (350T) Cer¬
tification or willingness and
ability to acquire such with¬
in two years. Appointment
may be made as early os
January 15, 1966. Infoma-
ti<»i and application forms
available frcmi Director at
above address.

ANVIL TAR.** OVKii-

Anvil lining Corporahon Ltd.
has been formed to explore and .
develop the 2,400 claims in the I fl|
Vango^a area of the Yukon
presently ovvned by Dynasty Ex- “,,1**1
pioration Ltd. of Vancouver and viuwip
Cyprus Mines Ltd. of Los Ange- 5i‘,Vi*M
lee. iBtfpiat

Cyprus will own 60 per cent
■0(1 Dynasty 40 {wr cent of the vutPiM

_ sit Pp*!

new company.

In a statement to the New
York SkMk >j(chsiige II. T. [f* ' -
Mudd, presidmt of Cypnii said j
dnihng indicaitied a tosvBga af|
30,000,000 tons of silver lead tone,
one on the property. It would
be suiMhie tar open pit mtotog

Mines

as PyriAsI y B«ncr««i
*

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U pipjiy cwvap

esn Eirploc
Rlaol MparvA
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aun«>

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Lams Maina

Toronto stock Exchinga
Montreal Stodc Exchange
Canadlaa Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Ebcchange
Royal Trust Building • 613 View Street, Victoria, B.C.
Telephone: Ev e r g reen 3-4171

STOCK DEUSTS:U
Vancouver Stock Exchange an¬
nounces it has delisted the,
shares of Cold Lake Pipe Une
Co. lor violation of exchange,
regulations. I

ii*'* Active Stocks

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OIL DELC\ EiUE9
Oil deliveries by Trane Moun¬
tain Oil Pipe Line Cooipany In
November averaged 226,417 bar¬
rels a day compared frith 220.-
808 barrels in November. 1964.

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Let us take the worry (Hit of irour raital problem.
We offer a comideta awlca bi . . .

• Serridaf TsBOBte to CollecHoes
to Advice re Reatel Valaea

HOI'SKS — APARTIIENTS — COMMERCIAL
_ Serrlag Vldofla for Over Half a Century

New York
Markets

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REVENUE

6SUrrE APARTME3<rr ill good aroB. Net annual re¬
turn $2,640.00. Steiuly Income with no vacancy prob¬
lems. Property has been re-wlred. New coppw plumb¬
ing end new furnace. Excellent condition. Full price
$2SA)0.00. Tenna If required. $10,000.00 down, owner
will carry balance. >

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Dividends

Declared

ARTHUR E. HAYNES, LIMITED

di-cwthpr

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Mink

Hay

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After boors! AnioU Fleft S82-SW7
Peter Browa 882-1553

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». the world's largest haggis, i 240-
sp awMP Prana, -A" u i«y*Ma I’OtHid mooster, for a trade fair
? to Australia.

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A new worid reooni flar tiBM
nehnst wie act r eo m Oy fftm 42
workers cm a Scntttsh hydro pro
Ject drilled ■ seveoflaot hoto 650
feet to a week.

Toronto Oils

Unlisted Stocks

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Box Scores

Just opened] Deluxe accommodation
overlooking Nootka Sound- Dining
Room, cofftto ahop, banquet
facilities. Excellent hunting and
m fishing. Adjacent to Shopping
L OTHER DELTA HOTELS AT
Campbell River- Disoivery Inn,
Vancouver - Airport Inn,
Prince George - The INN of tho
I North, opening February, 1966.

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Advanre*

Drcllnea
I'nHwRfed
Sew hl(tw

Thp Albrmi Canai and Its two

timllsriy named communltieo
were named after Don Pedro
AlbernL oammander of the
SpsuHah ooldlen in the eiqiedt-
ti4» to Noodca to 1790, led by
lAita.

Egg Market

niock ea4italinaB apart from Guoaflaa Pma Tawoato
trodtog an stoppHed by JoasM Rielsaieaoa to fooa, Hogwr
foweoliMHto LM„ HbiII Mockay to Oe., bVMt-

■Mtot Doolen* asaaptotina. to. H. tonsw to Ow., T. H. Rnrna
to Oe. aod Potobertoa ■ecHriUea.

1 (

1 Today'o

Dollar

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ITS (Mlar

1 nil 1

4 ns 1

1 Pound WarlUH ...

Aui 1/4

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Nam«.

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Stocks Falling Fast
As Bank Rates Rise

By IIARRV YOl N(i
RuAin^H^ Etillnr

Increase of Uie U.S. fwlcral’
reserve discount rale from four
to 4'« per cent and the subse¬
quent raLsios. of the Bank of
Canada rate from .4'« per cent,
to 4S per cent, sent shudders
Ihruugh the stock markets Mon-
it.ay.

Tlje tightening of money creal-
•d greater investor misgiving in<
the U.S. than in Canada. Mhere
some such move has long been
anticipated and probably dia-
co<inte<^.

At New York, stock prices
dmpped sharply after the open-
.ing and at one time Dow Jones
industrial average had dropped
alxHit IS points. There was some
restoratkin of confidence later
and the final drop of 6 57 points
uus comparatively moderate.

I'.S. bond prices were also'
niuch weaker with prices fall¬
ing -by more than a point.

In addition to the increased
interest rate?, the U.S; troa.sury
warned that capital expenditure
outside the U.S. would be limited
1i> 90 per cent of 19&1 foreign e.x-
penditures.

This caused some concern in
Canada, where many companies
are rontrcdled in the U.S.

Otherwise Canadian securities
rode the storm well. Bonds were
down at the opening but rallied
during the day and in some
caiiea actually closed above Fri¬
day's levels.

The long term effect, however,
of ttw higher cost of money is
likely to result in a slowing
down of industrial expansion in
both countries. This is Interpret¬

ed as an anti-inflationary mm-r;
(o relieve pressures in the public]
huiliiing and other industries |
where shortage.of supplies and
a tight labor situation is caus¬
ing problems.

JOHNItON A^N’OY El>

Despite this, the adti«i of the
U.S. Federal Reserve Board was
not popular with President John¬
son.

The president regretted that
the step had been taken before
ihe 19&6 budget had been pre¬
pared.

The president had an Inter¬
view with W. McCheaney
Martin, chairman of the federal
reserx’e board with whom he has
previously clashed on policy.

Businesa circles in the U.S
wiSed that Willie President
Johnson had been successful in
prex’entinc copper and alumi¬
num producers from raising
their prices recently, ttiere was
no cindicatinn that he could per-
.4uade the Federal Reserve
Board K> change its polky.

'‘Mr Johnwn cannot dwnp
money’* peferring to the ad¬
ministration's policy in threet-
ening to empty its copper and
; aluminum stockpiles to keep
' metal prices from rising.

' BANK9 WORRIED

The increase in the Bank of
] Canada rate by half a petal to
per cent made it increas¬

ingly difficult for chartored
banks in -Canada to compete
with near banks and other in-
stituUons dome banking bust-
nesa, Mid G. Arnold Hart, r^nir-
man of the Bank of Montreal,
at its annual general meeting
Monday.

Mr. Hart said it was impor¬
tant that the six per cent ceil¬
ing on the amount banks may
charge as i nterest cn kun-s
should be Temoved without
delay.

Rival iiKtituhnns were com¬
peting with rival toabtuttons who
were able to pay more to their
depositors than the top rate at
wtoeh banks enuk) charge their
cisstomers for loans.

Mr. Hart and other bank lead¬
ers .Mid that most kvms by.
hankj w^ made at the ceil¬
ing of six ])er cent 'Hk' prime
rale was 544 per cent and it was
only in this small margin of a |
quarter of one per cent by
which the banks could fAace
their loans.

Ihe baida are now comider-;
ing whether to raise the pmiie
rate to hx per cent, which
would would make the maxi¬
mum the same the minimum,

, a sRuahon width oouM lead to
Idlacrirmnatlnn and srould force
bonowers into the hands of
j those institutions which are not
lliinlted in the amount of inter-
lest they can charge.

Cabinet Okays $95,000,000

w „ -- ! HAXATIVE ONCE. TWICE #r

In School Reierendums

^ I iSa Laiatiws Tibist with iti«

aeNTLI PIPPEWENCI

The ^twincial cabinet hasiopnlngs.at which he was to of-j Mr. Peterson asld the tncreaM Takegantls-seting M ... Nature■
autbdrlzed more than 195,000.000 ftciatc Monday in the Kamloops' suggests an apitoWcbing peak Remedy! Thare is ns letdown, no
worth, of public school coo- school district. ' in the rate of jpwth of school unc^fdrtablo aftor-feeling. n !■

stnietloo referendums during Mrr'Peterson said this year's] population. an all-vefetsble iMstive. For over

1965. says Education Minister |95.00O.Q£l0 doe.s not represent implementaUon of ciirrioulum nhef

Peterson. the total expenditure which will changes recommended in the

About half of the referendums be needed in thefeurrent three- chant royvl coromlsslon report * fik/thf---

have already been held. year period Ine which Hie rater- are also a factor, along with tha' **”*'''*'*'*^'^*^

Three, representing school endums are valid. rising cost of school construe-1

eoritniction worth J2.200.0O0 in Portions of referendums ap- tion. which has gone up 13.2' ^ hr^^^ ****^ . - ♦. anJ I—fc
Qualicum, Ladysmith and Wind- proved in the last two years per cent across B.C. In the last **®“‘'*’<^*'ocois«costi#*ju*«osi
ermere school districts, failed and those that may be approved three years,
to win approval of the voters, in the next two, will add to the —

The remainder will be voted total, he said. *

on during the December muni- Both ttie number and the

cipal elections. | value of referendums are “sub- pQD

Mr. Peterson gave the school stantlally higher than usual,"
raferandum figures while open- the minister said. "Thera were UIPTflDIA PITV

ing the Haldane Elementary S3 in 1964. with ■ total ol flwIUlilH Ulll

ScIkmI at Qiaie, one of three $41,000,000." __

-^--- AinFRMAM

BaiUi doldnift!' victeria
Tvatdar. Dec. 7. IMS

Fraser

With Air '•Buses'

lines, inis IS iniprprei-i j ^ -g ^

monk^ii Airline Fares
riri: May Plummet

• CO>IMEB<'IAL
STATIONERY

• OFFICE
FURNITUBE

• BUSINESS
MACHINES

tnirkBl B«fTlc*

raca atuviaT

3S4-0565

iMally 0«a«S mJ Oawstad

VANCOUVER (CP) — GiaiR
air buses carrying 600 pa^
sengers may be a reality widw
In 10 years, the pnaident of
Canadian Pacific AirUlws said
^ Moiday.

A * *

J. C. Gitaaer told a meeting
of the Vancouver Board of
Trade the company’s plans for
‘ 1967 Inciuda Inaroductsan of
I atretched DC4a capable of
carryipg 340 pasangers. Fare
’ reductioEH of U to 15 per cral

lUSINESSMENI SHIRTS

U—d r rs d B«g. SOc

5 for $139

Gillespie, Hart & Go. (ihi) Lid.

INSUBANCE AGENTS ud BROKEBS

L0W006T AUTO FINANONO
V. ■. woouaON
aUMflaa Dltwlai

114 Yarrow Bldg.. M5 Fort St
PhofM SS4 tl8l

Out of the respect to the
Memory of our vic?-president and
comptroller

MR. EDWARD SCHELCROFT HORSMAR

the otflee and warehouse of
£. B. HORSMAN A SON
«iU close at IS noon on Wednesday.
December 8, 1965

NAVAL ARCHinCTS

The D^rtment of National Defeitoe has aeveral
openings In Ottawa for naval architects interested
in hydrodynamics and warship design. Positions
currently avaflable include:

JOB NO. 18» —Up to $11,360. To supervise and
direct a |NX>f«sslonaI %nd technical staff in csirylng
out prelimtnary designs of large warahlps, support
ships, mLne sweepers.

dOB NO. IM —Up to $9180. To design and detail
hulls of warships, their components and arrange¬
ments, and to direct technicad assistants.

JOB NO. 191»Up to $9180. To esUblbsh design
lorn or arrangements of conuments in preliminary
ship designs to ensure feasltaulty of pn^Kisals.

"might weN be justtfled" with <
these planes. '

"Beyond these i ti et c hed Jets '
Uiere Is the further prosi t '
of the trsnsformatloo of mfii-
ury traop carriers Into giant, '
air buses capaMe of eanyiog
600 or more i«Bsei4era.‘* be
said.

A * *

*Tt is qidte within the boimds
of possibility that such air¬
craft could be araflaUe in the
esriy UTO's. In whkh event
the effect on fare Isvets eouid
be most tpectaeular.**

Text of Mr. Gikner'i ad-
dreu was released in advance.

‘HeUo, Dolly’

Hits England

LCWIDW (Reuters)—A tidtet
guarantee of £235,000 ($$75,000)
for HeDo, DaOy, the Ita ondw ay
musleal erhich opened at the
Theatre Royal. Dnsy Lane, last
Tbunday, was announced Man-
day. Peter Cadbuey, chairmaB
of Keith Prawae and Aaociated
Ttcket Agenclet, iniktaw the an¬
nouncement, said It was a rec¬
ord guarantM for an initial
amount and covered only the
first 2$ wee k ! of the show.

Company

Names

Officer

Top executive of BritixIVj I
America Paint Cb. Ltd., after \
Jan. 1 Will be David. R. Fraser, ;
en officer of Canadian Industries''
Ltd. which has purchased all thei
outstanding shares of old Vlc-j
toria paint company. Mr. Fraser.
jiviU take over as president from!
jw. Allan Pendray. grandson of
'the founder of company.

I TTie new presidmt comes from
Burlington, Ontario. He has had
extensive management experi-
lence with CIL and associated
eompanics.

I WMle (3L Intewls to retain
iRapeo's existing staff and serv¬
ices, other members of the
foundtag family ara also leaving
at the end of the year. They ara
Fred Manning and Gordon Ver-
ley, who held execuBva posts in
dw compare.

3,000 Studento |
Take New Test

TORONTO (CP)-&)OM 3,000
Canadian senior high a e h o o 1
studtnts Saturday took the
United States schriastie apti¬
tude test as port of a new eo-
trance program for aeveral Ca¬
nadian unlversltiei. Ths ttaln
are required for studenta enter¬
ing ths Univenity of Toraito.
Fourteen other Canadten uni-
versitiss will be involved In tbs
program later.

ENGL28B lOVB PETR

There are estimated to bs ■(
ieut 20,000.000 pete In England,
about one for every houadtold.

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VICTORIA CITY
ALDERMAN

KLECT

SUBSCRIPTION
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OFFER

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ISSUES
FOR ONLY

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f^stet as inteiprel^ by the
photographer's lens and the pumatist's sya.

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KINGSFIELD

ftun tot SASUTORWAN MAtABNE

111 MsCAUBM HU tlM. - RIGfNA, SASIC.

NAME_

ADDRESS__

A octal OS MOHIT I

: HUr Si laCLOKD WITS ISO) SIQUiir.

• Quick action on a bridge across the
harbor to relieve downtown traffic

• Action now on one-way street traffic
wherever possible and feasible ^

• For the taxpayer's sake, hold the line
on taxes

• Stop needless spending in Victoria

• Give Victoria a stronger police force
with more cars ...

• Build a convention h^l by ALL mu¬
nicipalities . . . bring in millions of
outside dollars

• We need a work hanna not a play bouse
H«l|i for Stnlor Cltfzms When Needed

Ftr TraNsptrtitisH Phtnt EV4-12S0. 388>5921

ilnierUS hr CtawlM KlB|il<ld f»r Al<lara4ii CawmlitM)

WHO NAS THE
REST nJlCE TO
MECTT

Our thanks to the many
people who responded to our
offer of a Churchill Crown for
opening a Royal Trust
4% Savings Account

MDaLM Ml nUSIBS
W CMUghla SuBIHw

• swill StM Vuhhl

• rMHfl tetSiM Mdii

This offer ends Friday, December loth.

Your enquiry or iiiplication giving cemipiete detetJx
of ^utmtion and experience is Invited IMMEDI¬
ATELY end should be directed to the aVIL SERV¬
ICE COMMISSION OF CANADA, OTTAWA 4.
quoting ProgTAmme &12S0 and Job Number.

PROJECT CONTROL ENGINEER

required by a.C. Hydro and Power Autisoiily at the
Head Office, Vancouver.

DstlM! MOlral. BDdcr SMiBiii suldSBc*. Um srtf'M* •) prajwu
•Mb M lateUUoo*. ditfel ■•DMiUai iUthm. nilwMIbPaMa tlwUlMl,
Mahuvlaal. or MvU pnlMtt br co-ordlnbllbB bbd dlnaUat (padlSa
MBwU W Ilia bctiviiMi at Uw tailoua ifoapa aaBtrllMtlaa u ito
PMJmu. tp parlorn nlsar atacWabl daalre ««tX. aa rasaind

qaaonaaUaaui: D^raa to aDslaaatlsa aUjIbla ier taeUtrattoB «<Ui
tto Aawclatlon of Prolaaaleeal Xntlnaara of B.C. kfloJaan ^ •
smUu ax^naoca lo aubatatloB of dltaal lUUOB daM|B or cenatfM-
(Mm and 4 yaari alactikal aUlltf axporlaoet

BwItloD InUodoi a vidt »*bta at araploraa bosaflU aed aacaiMet
opsorwoltf M an aipaodinf eriaaiiallaB. Oanocoua aialataoea la
■■tiBi eoatt

aalan lUnta Ml) M SMI otr nontb dapandlos span oiparKbica
Ape>r IB vntini, aUllBt aia. aducatloo, •iporlanca and alhar porll.
Boni dolb to.

Choose your Scotch the way
you chooee your very special gifts.

With care.

After you've looked around and compared,
you'll pn^abiy chooae 'Black & Wlme'.

Chooae it fot its taste. For its smooth latte
and friendly flavour. ,

'Blade tt White' ii a great Whisky,..dis¬
tilled. blended and bottled io Gotland by and
for people who really care a^c Scotch.

Such a pleaaant way to greet the Festive
Season.

'BLACK&WHITE

VK SCOTCH WHISKY

"BUCHANANS"

® Tbi Maoa(*r.

Hfod Ofilea r
SrlKih C<oMh
Its aotraid I
Taoaaotar I,

•r aaMitfoini
■ Mm QMM

Faraoooal DaaoilaMt,

ifelo lirdao aod ro«*r dolharttf

stmt.

•.C.

If you were unable to come to our Savings
Department and would like to have a
Churchill Crown, you may open a 4V»
savings account by mail. Royal Trust's
save-by-raail service includes a hand¬
somely-bound set of deposit forms, self-
addressed postage prepaid envelopes and
a pen.

Two types of account are available. Sav¬
ings accounts earn interest at 4V« per
annum on the minimum half-yearly bal¬
ance payable semi-annually on the 30th
April and the 3l8t October. Chequing
privileges are provided. Savings accumu-

talk to

ROYALTRUST

it's in your bes^Jnterest

IZOfi GorarasMSl St., Victoria, B.C • Tol. 9M.461t

lation accounts earn interest at 4% per
annum on the minimum monthly balance
payable on the 30th April and 31st
October. No chequing privileges are al¬
lowed but withdrawals may be made at
any time.

To receive your Churchill Crown, simply
complete the coupon and return it with
your cheque payable to The Royal Trust
Company. Present savings deposit
customers who have not received their
Crown are invited to complete the cou¬
pon, adding their savings account num¬
ber (no deposit is necessary).

I-—-'■

I I SBcloM ay chsqns la Uia amoiml ol I,.... to opra •

I D Savlags AccujBulxtioa Account O Savtogs Account

Spoclmen Slanalurs

A paaibodk rJcordlni. yoar depbrit wfll ba aatil t« ya«. wifk
yguT Oivrcbill Crown.

HiU advertisement is not published or displayed
by the Liquof Control Board or by the Government
of British Columbia

I niCRO safetta

CITY

lloost ill Hank Interest

John D Warns
Of Tight Money

Vwiiils Validily Test

OTTAWA (fPIt — Coaietva-
•tive leader J»>hn Dielcnbaker n
M'lnday forecast Jhe onc-half of s
lino per cfnt in the Bank of Can- «
orla interest rate would briny
b^bt money. ‘i

And New DemocruUc Part>,*
1 eader T. C. Dousitfs demanded *
ilie government immediately p
ttiake public its overall economic I
'^lolicy.

The fiew bank rate "*iU usher!
In an era of tight money,'* Die-
l.-nlij^er warned in a terse
issued by his oaice. |

I S. CX'RB

The Bank of Canada increased |
it.< rate from 4i4 to 4H per cent. |
in line with a booet in rales by'
the U-S. federal resen-e board.

Wa.<>hinRtpo announced a curb
on U-S. business invVMiQaffr in
( onada. And in a third develop¬
ment Canada agreed to limit
ii tiMYign-excharce holdinfiun
I (turn for continued free access
1 • Iwrrowlng from Wall Street.
hr.ATKMENT DKMANDED
"We demand the government
t'^'-ue immediately a satement
rrcarding its overall econo m ic
policy in the face of these de-
vrlopmenis," said the Douglas
statement.

"The Kovemmenfs drift Is
made critically apparent by thei
lack at this cmeial time of a
fulUtime minister dt finance.*'
Roth party leaders charged
the developments were further'
ei'idence ^ Canada's depend-'
ence on the U.S. - i

l.ant OF FREEDOM I

Diefenbaker: •'The Canadian
government is contitwing to fol¬
low financial policies made in
Washington."

LXxigtas: *'1 am surr the Ca-'.
nadian people are unhappy to I
see this evidence, of lack of!
ecimomic freedom."

The Tory leader said the forc-i
ID|^ iknvn of Canada's foreign!
exchange beddings was an ex-'
ample of Canada helping the!
,U.S. but not herself. f

Fanner Fiiul.s'
Ceold Bust.

k.UX>MK.A (AP) A Creek
farnter digging in his field has
found n life siie gold linst of
the ■ Roman riH|ieror Mart-us
.Aurelias. Hainalka I'alverslty
annoum ed R n n d a y. Prof,
tieorge Oakaalakla Mid It uaa
made of pure gold aad in ex-
rellenl condition. Marcus
■Aurelius ruled the Roman Em¬
pire from ill A.D. until, his
death la IM.

MaC’Powell Tax Appeal Adjourned

A court of revkatin to hear
MacMillan. Rkiedel and PcmtII
River Ltd.'s appeal against .u.
government land asseaament will
likely be delayed until vabdity
of the assessment is decided
ill Supffme Court in Vancouver.'
* * *

Mac-Powell is appealing a
$^4,167,939 asses-tment value
• placed by the govemment on
39.000 acres of former Eaqui-
iiult knd Nanaimo Railway land
on Vancouver Island which the.
firm purchased last New Year’s
Eve.

After a lO-mmute session
Klondny. the heanng was ad¬

journed until Jan. 4, and law¬
yers indicated furllier adjounv
inents are Ukely pending out¬
come of the Su[>reme Crwrt
Caae.

* a , *

Victoria lawyer AUiui Baker,
chairman of the three-man court
of revision, was unable to attend
the hearinR because of dllneK-s.

Appearii^ for the Crown be¬
fore acting chairman L. A. Po|ie
and. D. R. Sargent, were Lick'd
McKenzie ot Victoria and David
Edgar of the attomey-general's
drpartm«it.

Slac-Powell was represented
by lawyer C. W. Brazier of Van¬

couver, and • company lawyxr
Alex (Robertson, aim of Vancou¬
ver.

Mr. McKenzie requested- the
adjournment In view of the fact
that a writ has been issued by
the appellant in the Suprenie
Court at Vancouver.

lie asked for an adjesimment
until Jan. 4, when a date could
be> set for the hearing, or a
further ^Joumment < could foe
requested.

Mr. Brazier agreed to the ad¬
journment but said he reserved
the right to question Ui# juris¬
diction of the court of revision.

MlBImg of doUans in tax

mtjney''ar* involved In tht
assessment. mad» by the gov¬
ernment. on the 39,000 acres
now owned by'Mae-FVjweU.

* * *

' Under the govemmenfs as-
sewsment Hiat the land was
worth $34,167,939 at the time of
purcha.se. Mac-PowfU ofwM owe
$8,541,984 for a 25 per cent bonus
tax appbcable to abenation of
land under the 1960 E A N
Belt Tax Act.

Macjfowell would also owe
about $2,000,000 amually In
school and services taxes col¬
lected by the government from
imorganized territories.

Library

Trustee

Honored

A former city solicitor for
n~w Westminster, 77 • year - old I
H. Norman Lidster. was honored |
here Friday for 40 yean ofi
work in B.C. library services. 1

Mr. Lidster was a guest at a
luncheon given by Provincial |
Secretary Black.

Mr. Lidster. retiring as a
member of the B.C. Public
L.brary Commiaaion, was bom
Sept. $. 1888. He became chair¬
man of the New Westminster
library Aommittee when he wai
elected to city council there in
1925.

He became president of the
B.C. Library Association in 1936
and he received the Award of
Merit from the Canadian Li¬
brary Trustee Association in
19C.

Worker Uncovers
Cache of Gold

DAMASCUS, Syria tAPt—A
Syrian worker has discovered a
lache of 683 gold coins datins
back to the time of Napoleon 1
the newspaper Al Ba Alh re-;
ports. British aovereipis. Bel-'
gian francs from the time of .
Knur Leopold I. Austrian coins |
bearing the hkeneM of Emperor |
Kranz' Joaeph and one coin wilh|
a "United State* of Venezuela" |
aiampcd on R are included.

CALL YOUR

MERITAGENT

TODAY!

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MERIT

INSURANCE

10S2 VatM 8t.

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'At 50,000 miles
you may begin to wonder
if your Mercedes-Benz 230S will ever rattle.

A most unflappable car."

The body » welded 10,000 timet. Its
design is a patented safety feature. A
lovingly assembled en^ne can cruise all
day at 90 mph. Take 3 minutes to read
about the Mercedes-Benx 230S, built to
be the b»t-nol the best seller.

G iven humam care, the Merenks-Benz 230S
will easily ouibve your golf clubi and the
family cal. The secret of its longevity: careful
constnictioa. coattier materiab. and aa eagioeer*
ing staff whose creaitoos arc watched like hawki
by other car designen.

Fianerin t aoit : competitive engioeers have
admitted they would like to copy some Mercedea-
Bear features, but-alas^rhry can't afford to
without shootiag up their can* prices.

World's oldest car maker

McrLcdes-Beaz has had SO years to store up its
esperttse. It's a good fechag to kaow that the
Mercedes-Benz 2306 comes from the world’s
oldest luioihobik maker—from die imventers of*
the autoBK^ile.

Historical sideU ett: the ioventon were two
Gcrmaa engiaeerx. Gottlieb Dairokr and Kui
Benz. The year was 1886. Ebewbere. Mr. Rolls
had yet to meet Mr. Royce. And Henry Ford's
amazing Model T was still 22 yean off.

No squeak, claitk or groan

A car’s backbooe is its body. The 230S body is a
taut shell, weUtid 10.000 times. It is stronger,
more twist-reststul thaa separate body-aad>
frame types that must be bolted together. The
230S ail! not age to the tuae of squeaks, groaas
or rattles.

Nitpickm : you'll search for telltale seams in
vam. AU outside body seams are haod-^ouad,
filled with pewter, ground again and polishMl.

Sturdy as it is, the 230S b no mere iron hone.
You can huftk this 2.976'pottDd sedan about like
a sports car. No wonder-you ride on a fully-
independeoi suspemioii system first proved oa a
sports-racing car—the all-conquering Mercedes-
Benz 300SLR.

Professional ractng driven respect Mercedes-
Benz can <somc even sell them. Juan Muiuel

fitting in a Urge domestic car. TbeyY* tmpte lad^
snug. You don't feel like you're sittisg in a boz
of manhmallowi. And the hufividnal front teat
backrests recline to 4 positions.

The 230S measures deddedty shorter hamper-
1o-bumper thui fuH-aized American cars. But in¬
side, it actually gives you more roogi than many.
The restitt oi designing a car around Us orcu-
panis instead of to a stylist's orden.

Mercedes-Benz motor carsi
from $27AX) to 64,302

You may b* able to afford a Mercedes-Benz
without knowioi it. Below ir* suggeitcd
retail pricct* for 6 of the IS Mercedes-Betu
models.

600 Grand Mercedes
SOOSE Coupe
230SL Roadster
230S Sedan
200 Diewl Sedan
200 Sedan

$27,000

12.604

7,823

5,482

4,517

4,302

aT

Even at du$k. visibility in Mercedet-Bent 2JOS fi shj^6 . Clip coupon for futl rtory on this sMwncli car.

O.a. TenMM. OiiMWe. exelujive of Fravin^iW
Mwf where eppUeeble.

A word on safety

To Mercedes-Benz, safety is more than token
gestures. It is bred ittio the car's basic design.
Example: the body ot the 230S is a patented
safety feature. Front and rear sections are de¬
signed to collapse on hard impact, absorbing
shock before it can reach the passenger area.

Inside, door handles are recessed. Twelve dan¬
ger spoU->inciudiog the window cranks—ate
safety padded. &nall wonder that safety experts
term Mercedes-Benz cars "the safest in the
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3,000-lVIile Trek Planned Defence Claims Crown Witness ‘Scared’
By Two Ontario Skiers

McNally

WATERLOO. Ont, - R u rt >
KtKfcniMi. ;i!4. and Uaticr Hural.
3(1. hoth'oC Waterloo, plan to
«stabltah a new lonc^iitance
rei'ord Chit winter by ikiinc
from Toronto to Ban^f. Alta., a-
d-stance of 3,000 miles.

The skiers will carry about 40
pi^jnda o( equipment and follow
the Trana-Canada Hifhway on
(tr* tr^ which will take Ihree
months and coat about T.'.OOO.

EIXMO.NTON Dr. l> • • r t a
Frederick McNally, former
deputy Alberta education min-
ls(«r and one-ume chancelkir of
the University of AIbcita, died
t<ra at r

* * *

OTTAWA — Sourcea here say
Maarteo lomaataow. aecrttary
ti state in th« Pearaon cabinet.

“is almost certain ' to resifn.
One report li that Mr. Lamon-
taene may be named to a dipio
matie post.

MLVMl-< »rlot Doiliroa. at,
cousin of Cuban prcaident 0«-
valdo DarilcM. has arrived with
his wife in Ulami «n the VS.
airlift among 98 refugeas from
Cuba. Dorlicos said he and his
wje plan to remain in Miami
with their daughter Marta.

* ♦ *

PORT or SPAIN. Trinidad -
Qaera CUaaheU, who will visit
the West Indies next Kehruary.

« II open the Trinidad and
Tobago Parliament and deliver
the speech from the throne,
durin* her stay there. The tr:p|
will he the Queen's first la
Trinidad.

* * *

NL'W YORK CanatoM UIHw
T-rasil. T}. widow W AllUia
Terwaai. a cabinet minister'
under the lata Italian dictalor
BeattA Mussullnl, has reported
a $-.45,000 jewel theft to br;;S;V

jler Haratd Macmfllwi and long
* * * ennnesied with the family puh-

KEl/)WNA — Mayor R. bunirteaa. has died at his

ParhinaM Wamea a fMilty heal-| home at 7».

Ing psd for a fire wWeh tooki

the life of his mother. Mrc. ’ A ♦ *

OTTAWA A full military ser¬
vice It bouifi held for Air Com-
tnCxkii'e A. tioriioa f'orlM-l, who
lus.died at 59.

* * A-

TORONTO-Na«lb Kadri. 21.
of Detroii. arrested in Calgary,
has waned extradiikm proceed¬
ings when he ai>i)eared in court,
lie is to W extradited u> llic
I'.s. iininediaiptj. He faces a
murder charge in llie death of
Ins o.sirao.:ed wife s IR-year-old
ktaby-siitcr. -Itille Paoanen,
his Wiles ivjttie in DeiiTMi.

A Burnaby lawvpr defendmg >ar<1 filler Makolm MacKinnon
Ian Kflninnton man chaigerl wi(h‘itay away from a woman who
'tlicfi ol said In magii* charged him with common

(tale’s court Monday that ■iale>iaisault Nov. 1.5. «

loicni.s by the crmvn's only wit-. Maghtrate Ostler dismi.'.^
Incs were made “under the llvaly the charge laid by Mrs. .Aim
apprehension that he himself^Amyott who testified Uiat Mac-
wa.s to be charged. " Kinnnn had suddenly "jumped

lawryer ^fton l.«vine madeiup. bangtd hii fist on the table.

the Trans-Canada Highw.ty, po
Ilea told the court.

She pleaded guilty to impaire^l
driving, assaulting a policeman
and driving without a lireni'e.

thrown her to tlie floor then
back Into a rhair and rained
open^ianded blows on her face
and arms. "

Under croaa-e\aminatlon by
defence counsel Jack Cate-
house. Mrs. Amyott said the had

1,amotitaf[ne

new-born prince, the
child of f'rowB Prince Akthilo
and PHneeaa Mirhikn.

OTTAWA — Prime
miaen of Brtlain will viut Ob
tawa Suaday, Dm. 19.

AAA
1.0NDON Dnniet

STRAnTlRD. Onl l-V'd
fbalmera, president of Maclean-
Hunter Publishing Cb, Isas been
eleoted president of the Stnt
ford ^ke^pearean Festival
Foundation.

a' A A

SAINT JOHN. NB—CNR
PrMident Doecid (ienlo* taya
tabor troubles on the railways
pa.«t a cloud acmes the economic
horlion of 1968.

* * A

IJ^WKS. Kqgiand A 59-
year-old man xrim murdeied a
wxHiian'on (he day he was to^
have married her has been ten-
tenred to life impmonment.
John J t'nker admitted slabbing
to death Mr«. (hriatepher Orif-
filha. a 47-.vear-old widow, in a
basement apartment in Bngh-
ton

A A *

BOSTON - FiNiiier ptesidcn-
till aide Theadere Xureoaea has
called lor adiiiuauxi of Comniu-
n.Bt C3i*na to ttie United Nations.
He said the U-S. “cannot talk
I disarmament without mchidtns
lOiina. with her abihty u> ex*
pkide nuclear weapons.**

A A *

MONTREiXL - hlontreal law-
m»i> iat|>*w Myer <irou, repiTsenCnc
N'exv York Mate in the exiradi'
don ease of Jeel kiager, says
he will probably lay “a second
chaefe againat thnger — that of
Maentlllaa.igrand larreny." Singer. 2f. of
5fontreal. was arrested by Mon¬
treal polic* in eowiectinn with
the burglary of the Brinks Bank
.n S>Tacuae. N Y.

AAA

MAORQ.) — ftea Fraecisre
Franca, t Ita SpaeiiA chief of

(he siaiement defending Peter
Ivosak, charged with the ays-
lemabe theft of the money while
lie was manager of an A and W
dnve^in restaurani here.

He said the witnet*, Jamea
limiywnod, as.Hlslent manager of

■lie restaurant under |loKBk.i received no bruises and required
' had sole control" ever the book- no medical altcntion.
keeping tyaieni at times and She testified site snd (he ac-
' h.id ample opfiortunity to take rused had known each other

about one year and bad been in-
ttmaie "vet^ often
She said the accused had had
I "It would hax e been easy for -

»• Iloll.x-wood to make off with (he MacKinnon told the Murl he
monies unbeknownst to Mr. Ko- „„ Amyott h«l had one

t^ether while they di^
"WiUe the oourt ean ecnvictiey^^ hia moving In to liva
on the evidence of an aecMn-
pUce, it Is generally regarded
aa a very dangeroua praetlee.’'

PrMeeutor John Mellree told
Magtstrate J, A. Ryera the
Ctmwn't cose “n built entirely

[cnee for false pretences.

ship in Vancouver Hoiivever, a On hearing the record. Mag-
p.hone call to hit brother m istrale Ostler passed semenee
Duncan showed he had Heeif a and withdrew er. earlier order
resident in the eixintry for about for pre-sentence report,
seven months. Guy Hu^l.

At the time of the (rffence. i{mcs Mackenzie, ignored in Magistrate OstJer remanded her
Isnnldivardo waa on probation^ earlier warning from police week tor pre-sentence ro¬
under a one-year suspended sen-, ,boyt trespaiBlng at 13-1 Ad-

mirala and now hga a convic¬
tion for prowling by night,

Ha waa charged after being I
seen on the p(»*eh of the house'
at 4 50 a m. Sunday. He ran
away but was later arrestad. j
He denied knowing anyone at I
the address. ^

He was remanded one week
for pre-sentence report.

in tite money him>elf.
UAMiF.KOl A'

Pyramid Found
In Mexico

MEXICO CITY ((Reuters) —
Mexican anthropologists have
begun uncovering a pyramid BO
miles east of here which may
prove to be the largest in the
VVestem Hemisphere,\ the Na¬
tion Inabtute of Anlbropotogy
nnnouneed.

Constable Bruce Macdonald
teaUfied the Woman alau tried to
get hi# revolver out of Its hol¬
ster, had to be placed In a cell
by force, and used “unladylike
language '

Her car had crossed tlie h . l,
way and ditch and crashed into
a rock cut, court was told.

Man caused 13 per cent of On-
Rvelyn Joan Yeung bit, kiekedi larto'i forest (ires in 196:
and kneed policemen who ar- devastating 38.997 a ere a of
rested her at S a m. Sunday un woodland

moving

Mrith her “at her requeat."

He laid ha^ knew of nothing
unusual until a policeman asked
him to leave the house next
morning. TTie charge waa not
laid until three daya later

on the evidence of Holl.vwood.” ^ charge arlaing out

whom he described as an “hofv,„f the Incident, causing wilful
est and- somenhat naive young damage, will be heard Dec. 13
man” ,

•NOT HIDDEN' * A *

Hie Oown prwluced a bundle. Cui*^l*P^ lannidivardo of Dun-
nf piiier-voitfher slips, (ound sentenced; to 14 daya

Ifollywood'a room, to “show

money was taken "

“No attempt was made to con
real the slips" by Hollywood.'
Mr Mellree said.

Hojvever. Mr l,evine pointed
(ut after the Crown lummalton
that leiiimory had been enter
ed saying the tllpa were found
sla.shed under a suit In d pack¬
ed suitcase.

"It ia open to the court to
find that. Just pertiapa. thor*
was some attempt to concaal.’*
Mftgiatnite Byera ordered a
tnmseripf of HoUywned't toati-
mony and adjourned the rate
for judgemeM Dee. 14.

Magistrate ' William Oaller
“strongly'' sugiestad that Dock-

after he pleaded guilty to vag¬
rancy j

lannidivardo UM poliet whO|
arrested him he was an immi¬
grant who had entered Canada
illegally by jumping a Greek

Bridge ResulU

O'.nMra 1 ins r»guias wssAlv sst
v lae aaawowa 4uat«ia inJci nsa

hsie Os-smlM- 1 wsi*' 1. MarWrvA*
eawtf and mm Miwn. | Harjum
eonj' ssS Tony MaraC. I e»i Biihije

•Ml ids simu. «. an ctMOMUs uri
ou Lina, a tall ~i—s-T ans wuw

Wiwm M ihs rsOHlsr aMaWs Susll
anOir inisaatmi Me M m
aoniaMm fuia ne CtuWovoa wM* }
R.iaias'n Warrm btis Lmhh Omm. s
rmn Smith •nS Mantna Tirui. 3

Usmif saJ OiriMI itoM t Ja anS

T s WsAitfWvm S Wiiham Wiliia
aM On niriar*. A Imfm nMar naS
rra4n Mail

IrcM Hargiiet rarklMoa. SQ HALIFAX Ahrobam
Slw apparently died of asphyxia- . MUaa. termer captain of the
hon in a bta/e con^ned to herjfarnaua Nova Scotia fishing-
bedroom at the family'a home- racing schooner Bluenose. Aad
« o A ut hospital here at W

SAl-NT ALBANS. Vt. — Mont-, a A a

ml machinist leaa l-amareka nKXMUA

has ples^d I woman was shot and senoualy in^Ms.an army, diplomatic

'^hile dnving through]iravellers from Jakarta have ia-
B Turkish - Cypoot village in

wesiera Cyprus Mn. r. R.

Bag waa Mi ig toe sstmatai te

threw bullets fRun a barrage of
automatic tire which npped

Aaniael state, celebrated hil 73rd birth-
day quietly with his family at
Madrid' Prado Palace

AAA

SDfrAPORE — D. N. AMI.
the Indonesian Communist party
'chief. IS alive and in the hands
Cyprus - A BriUBh,..g anUfoinmunist leaders of the

abotgun death of 32-year > old

MadetalM CaladM At a Weal

Bwanton summer home laat

aummer.

AAA

TOKYO—Rmperar HIrMtto, through the car. Her husiwnd
has given the titia «f A>a and) and two c hildren, aged i and 7,
the name of FamlhHa to the'escaped injury.

For Foolproof ^Rhylhfil* V'

/?Cs Fre Pill
At

ported. He had been repmied
kilied last smto.

A A *

VATICAN CTTT' — A Maranite
priest who lived ter many years
as a hutnble hermit in the nioun-
laint of Lebanon has iwvei beau-

_! Tied in pageantry and splendor

at St Peter's Ba.silica The
beatified pnesi was Rev.
t t&Aell'Hs k haliiaf. who died Ji
IfSR

Sy'

Eye
mposium

Sunflower Seed
(erow8 in Ear

Montreal ehiidren who diaap
peared from their parents' hame
here in August have been found
in Vancouvar, the Montreal P»
I'ze Missing Persons Bureau
said Monday.

A apafeeaman for the bureau
said Mary Balent, 18, her
Omtoer Andre, 13. and aiaten
Milicha, 14. and Draga, 9. were
reported miaaiag laai Aug. 30
■rtea their east-end heme.

He laid welfare court offlelaJa
have learned that the youog-
stert are living in tlie Weal
Coast eity were Mary hai a job
a aura# a aide m a haagital
and la also wqrking aa a part-
time charwoman. He aald that
•ome of the other children were
morkiag at4>ari-timt jaba.

school regularly.

The children'a parents, Mr
and Mra Vinko Balent. bav«
been notified ^ the childrea’f
IwhareabouU. He could not aay
what Btepa could be lakon M
rrlum them to Montreal

The police apohrsman aald
the children'a father was the
victim of an Industrial accldcn
and had been living m work-
■nan'a eoragMoatkm for aoNw
ycart.

lAfTlBO MOTHKB

Out of thetr STSBw-tnonth total
ieamtog. Mary rented • OS flat
land Is acting aa “malher'' to

MO.SCOW lAPt - Mechanki'f^ **•

i Ryabov at Moaeow's No. 8 tari'

KANSAS CITY (APJ—Dis<lus-| 'Clomiphene eilrale haa been
aion of a new madicatMp. aimed approved lor testing by the Fed¬
s' making the rhythm system l«rai Food and Drug Adminiatra

birth control more accurate,
hmusht conservabve but hope-
fui reaction Saturday from thno-
Ingtans, physicians and pncfts
tt an mteniationai tyinposhim
sponsored by tht natianai Cath¬
olic Welfare Conference.

MORE .iOCt’BATF:

Tha sxptrimcnui drug called
etomiphene citrate ia not a cog-
tracepQve but causes ovuiaiiigi
In women to occur at the same
time every month. Thus the
rii.vthm mttfoetl. which requires
absiiiMnce betwaan man and
Wife during the i3-day ovulation
period, can be mere accurately
followed. 'The Roman Catholic
riiureh d o e a not oppose the
rbjihm method but forbids use
o' contraceptives.

NO MORAL IMCE

Representatives of the Csil)»
lit Church st the symposium
■itreed that If the chemical la
found to be both safe and effec¬
tive. there will ba no mond
Question iovolvad In ita use.

Rt. Rev. Msgr. John C. Knott
asid there is no moral issue in¬
volved except that the pitl be
prosmunoad aafe. Magr. Kmtt la
director of the family life bu¬
reau. Nattenal CatltoUe Welfare
(''inference, a sponaar of the
Bxmpoaium.

Ttw other sponaor it the Na¬
tional Faderadnn of Calholie
Physicians’ Guilds.

Paddy Wagons
Lseful Trucks

EDINBURGH. Scotland (UPI)
- The Scottish Police Federa¬
tion hi8 condemned the practice
of peUeemen using the police
W'ligon to carry household goods i
when moving.

Judo Chop- I
Juht iu Case

THETroAD, England (UPH-
Anne Duncan, an attractive 19-
year-oid. alarts work as a taxi-
driver. confldetit that her Judo
training will protect her from
over-eager fares.

tlM but is not Bvailable to the
general public.

garage kept romplaining about
headaches. For yrari, they bw
thered him. Moscow radio re-
j{iorted Monday surgeon KoHya-
rov oiwrated on Ryabov and
found a sunflOHsr seed growing
inside his ear.

Thry had* been under the eye
of the Vancouver Children'a A4d
Society fn- tome time and were
reported apparently in be a
model little family
The aoriety said the ehiidren!
were well nouriihed and wtUi

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Four Children Gone;
Found in Vancouver

MONTREAL ( CP ) — Four,dressed and had been atteadingj

New low pates
laupontide
fiir lapger
Borsoaal loaas!

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congested highways.

Make sure your car is in perfect mechanica]
condition.

Always drlw well ahead of your front bumper.
Make It '‘Coffet for the road."

Increased Accidents Bqual Increased Insurance Costs

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of British Columbia
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Next Season Last For Rocks?
Club Battle Now For Survival

By JLM TAYLOR <y a ipamm.” he »*j*,’-Bui they Bionda didn't pl»y U*t year and c}uh may try for a complele
„ * V' I ■ come back." is a fire aseni, hut he wouJd aponaorship. giving up the^

When Viclona anam- assuming everyone did.' possibly want a player - coach' Shamrock name again, or it

rocks hold their general the dub would have holes tojposltion. and he doesn't come^may rely on another pitch for
meeting in January the again the mmora' cheaply. a better deal from the league

I' *u * j start. One has Jack Bionda com-1 first, however, that Rnancia] i Unless something givei, the ,

mam item on the agenda b*ok. and isn't he always?!problem has to be licked. Thelteam a year to bv»—at most.

will be survival. -—- ’ '-

The Shamrocks are In a A t W A W

.rcubie-piaycrtrouble ^cllout Alreauv Assurcd

and financial trouble. With ^ \

luck they could .soK’e the ^ '

For Russia-Lanada Test

OT the part of the Inter , nckets for the Dec. 20 hockey ever had. And when you consider that I
City Lacros.se League will game between the Russian and Ca- most of the Victoria Maple Leafs |
lick the problem of fi- nadian national hockey teams went on season ticket holders haven't claimed

FAN FARE

Ry HALT DITZEN’

Sellout Already Assured
For Russia-Canada Test

They Certainly Look Innocent, Doctor

Tickets for the Dec. 20 hockey
game between the Russian and Ca¬
nadian national hockey teams went on
sale at 9 a.m. yesterdiay. and by 5:30
there were only about 400 Wt.

"We sold about 4,000," Memorial
Arena manager Jack Morgan said.
"That’s about the fastest sale we've

ever had. And when you consider that
most of the Victoria Maple Leafs
season ticket holders haven't claimed
their seats yet, I'd estimate there are
no more than 400 sets left And they’ll
almost certainly be taken Tuesday."

Seating capacity at the arena is

S.aVL

Welterweight-boxing champion Emile
Griffith wears angelic look as Dr.
Han'y Klieman check.s his eyes during
physical examination yesterday.

Inking on, and looking almost a.s in¬
nocent. is Manuel Gonzales, who will
ti-y to take title away in championship
bout In New York Friday.— (API

Leafs Get Their Cushion
For The Rough Ride Ahead

Victoiia Maple . l>'af« are Then ihinRii mart In gel a bit ' ’

prirhed firml> atop the Wemern Kiogher. Ttie Leals are tched- * •

itiKkey League, six (Ktinis in u!ed for eight mmv games Ih.s
f.<>nt of ihc snimd-plat-e Port- nmnlh anri will play 14 ttmes in
land Bui'karoos and fi ahead Jaruar>-. Included in fhat Ur
i»( the third t>lace Vdncuuvrr . . _ . .

Canuck.s with two games in han.1 ^ ^ ^ ^ a r«i I

on Portland and one or V.incnu- ,„t„hh ji h j i' ii m u'i

ver. but all it may mean is that ie »iiuiia u i^ ■ s » n ss

the Leafs have taken full advan-a 'a ii « • w is

lage of a good aiarona schedulea ? » 1 2 S5 11 ’ a If #* ** f

"The league is Di:hicniog up.' itWHi. «•. tm- ti it ii « at isi •> : v Xt »i »

lays manager Buck Houle, "and * | ?

we had to get a rushiir when we ' , I Vi^~^ J

had the chance m i ai P ra M emra l | f JM

Kl 'nRRRDtiF. ' . . ap»a*i**^

Houle was referring to the are five gamea each with the!
fact that (he Leafs have played i Buekarnna and .San Franrlsco L

11’ of their 'J1 games on home ice Si-als and four with the Canucka. I bL

while Portland and Vancouver. Hie John Sleaver-Utu Jankow->
who have to he raled solid ski Gordie Rrdahl Iwe once I ‘
threats, have pla>ed til of 23 again proved to be tough to
and II of 22, reapecVively. away .handle for the Totems. (

fr>m hiHTie. And the Ruckarnns Sleaver opened the scoring 1
have eompleied the tough six-'midway through the first iienodj

game swing through the Anteri-!on a play with ha luiemales andl Khnrn^n^r

ran Hockey {.eagiie wdiile Ca- Jankowski, who scored some-' ^

n-Jc'KS ire halfway through thing like 13 or 14 limes againat Thiag* rnetlNae l« look «p for
theirs. jtiie Totems last aeason. got his' Aagelee lliadea. Vealer-

The Leaf*, who have won nine fourth ttiis season in the second' dey. Jerry Toppettnai, M-
of their last 10 games, extended per.od. yrer-oM rightwinger who haa

tU r latest win streak In three| Len Haley got one back while' played •IS gamea la I1

As thirarS stand now the v*iric WCIC uiuy auuut nw iru. ifiaii ncu ictu cviiu uicy u

Shamrocks will probably be "W® sold about 4,000," Memoriai almost certainly be taken Tuesday."

iMck next season, in aome fhrm Arena manager Jack Morgan said. Seating capacity at the arena is

or another. But could they "That's about the fastest sale we've 5,03.3.

stand another year like they had

In 1965—a year in which they | • yw * ej I

finished last and averaged only ^n^nrClfl^ OrU^f IV

1,050 fans in their 15 home ' I " «■

games'

jr-.M.. Uine^ 01 Upmion ^

.Sheldhrk, the man who handles I

the hooks. "The continual drain ^

TTtti'*almM'i* n^inV Coach Anatoli Taraitov of the Oriole* gave up outfielder Jarkle Ifusal to Include tennis on lh«

Maybe we could scrape by and '**0®*'** hockey club liraadi and rookie • snuihpaw Olympic program ... the lour-

pemy pinch for one more year forward. Alexander, Harold K a a wr I e s . . . Clark ^ ing Russian soccer team gained

but after that . . " 'Almelov, have different opin-|<<raebRer of Ihe Uniledr^aiesith* first viciory, after three

' The ijroblem* at H has al- which club poses the upset Wimbledan«hampion Roy draWW, of ila South American

ways been, is that Shamrocks xrealest threat to Russian "am- Emeraoa o( Australia in ihe tour on Sunday by defeating a
pay so much more iravelling'*'^^* hockey supremacy. ; men's final of the Victoria inv Cruguayan team, S-1.
e.xpenses than the three main- Almetov thinks that the big- champ»on.«hips in Melbourne * # *

land clubs, who each visit here gest danger Is posed by Czecho- Sunday^ Margaret ftmlik of .

five limn while the Rorks must Slovakia, second-place finisher Australia defeated Naaey Richey ARHfl-R ASHK. leading U.S.
make the mainland trip 13 behind Ihe Russians in Ihe 1965 of the U S’, in the women's final Davis Cup tennis player, said
timef. world championships but his ihe U S. Uwn Tennis Aaso- vostwday he would be inieretted

MRFD TRAVFI HIT P coach doesn't agree. oiatioo has offiealiy withdrawn it* turning professional if he re-

"We need ■ travel eo^lisaiinn "Canada remains as strong . »ooni the U S. Olympic Commit- celves a g(^ offer , . , Dalles
poafVwT^e ‘hraaf as ever." T.r««v - « aftermath of the «- C^l^y. of to. N.tlon.1 Foot-

I NEED TR.AVKL HELP » *Kree,

"We need • iravrt equaliraiion "Canada remains as strong a

Sharpener

says Morgan. "Some adjust- *“**>' aware that the ,

mems were made last y^r, Canadians have to be reckoned >
but we won't ki»w how much *ilh at all.times and uirpnses |
we'U gel out of the league until «•" *>• expected ftrun them at I
we see its bonks. And even “oy moment,"
then we know thd equalization First step in answering the
system isn't good enough." > problem will be taken Friday |
Each trip to the mainland roats'night in London, wfvni the Rus-i
the Shamrorlcs S300. for a total'sians play the Canadian naUona)
of S4.S00. Mainland teams pay team in the first of six meetings
approximately S! 500 each. In the next three sveeks.

^“""^.bee aty on flee. 12. In Wimnpeg'

Sanalo? ^ Vletori. on iSt.

Nanaimo t co.rt.s were evenN- i. ufipwiiiw.. ^ rw^

higher since a bus had to he

chartered to and from Victoria 2^!^ fij? * 2*^.?’

Thlag« cnaUnae to look «p for jm order to make plane connec

liiia Angelee lliades. VMler- |tion.s.

|.5prlncs, Cblo., on Dee. 28 In tlw iilmr MajM

day, Jerry Tnppwttaai, M-
year-old rigbtwlager who kaa
ptayed •IS gamea la II

1'XHA.NTKD?

Thera ta auapicion in s<ane
quarters that the mainland

annual invilationat tournament
which will aim feature the Ckeeh
and Swedish teams. I

hall Leagae have signed Roger -

WB w| I Hiaubach, Navy quarterback, to,
lApLfcb ' Ian oplktoal contract should he f^o
hi Oft HUNT: *«ve the service . . Haaiae' r ||

a Saaniaa. fourth • ranking L’.S.:
women's tennis player, has been |
suspended until April 1 because 11^
of her withdrawal from the na-'
tionai championships in Septem-'

I her .. . Charlie Coaaclier. mem-; T

?r r*Vi/*Sw hocke>'i Hall of Fame, Hi J,

o WWW . Mto I left hospital in Toronto Sunday |
■wW*iwSto four weeks of ireatmeniLwasMBr

following a heart attack . .
jockey Philip Arwhs was still on * " >i
^ the critical list yesterday follow’- %KenSn?

FM. ing a Friday spill at Bay Mead-'*;^*^
Minor Mafav owi race track. I

a« fm . .

Firefighters
Douse Villa
III Ninth Run

• e’we ri n getmts a hum-

■to t

game* in Seattle Sunday by edc-Iti laafi played twx> men #iyj Natlnaal Hockey loagua teams aren't too ebneeroed wiihl BALTIMORE ORIOLES have

TOMORROW AL MURRAY haa resigned as

iB.BB r m *B.«« "f kprtoglleld l■dla«s

of the Anterfcan Hockey League,

mg the Totems, 3-2, in a hard-j latest in fhe period but Andy '
hitting game. Hebentan scored a brilliant goal

The Victorians ran n^iw rest on early In the third period to make
their laurels until Salurday.'the difference when Ralph Kel-
when they try to extend their |le got one y Al Millar Just six!
unbeaten streak al Me nvala] ^seconds from time. I

Arens to 13 games --

rough rusiomers frrmi the AHL ** ■ n k

—the Hershey Bears. HOCkey RoUndUf

aeaiKias. aaaunoced la Mad-
bury that he kas agreed W
report to Weslera Hockey
iMgae club. He has beea
haldaut alace Riadea dratted

VANCOUVER — There's hist
no stopping Vancouver Fire¬
fighters

The Firemen ran their un-

UiL;:;. righthander Jackiuw. * "‘/"i betoen sSeak In the P.c.Tto

■SucccB. of the new Coquitlam Philadelphia: ^

Adantes entry last year led to Wt'WrrN in ■ irade in which the tisw ue*

vKToaia a aasma s
siasT ri RWP

1. Vicvma. SMvtr 'IMaM. Jaakno- kJ
•ki< 111 U.

PmUllM-ahveU iV) S M HuMulB
(fZ. 11:11.
artnsn PKainn

3 VIrtani Jtnk/MiiU 'Sl«a\*r< U tW.

S. Statllc. Haley ikinrlair. KWUati g^wa
IS H. aalt.ina

renalbn Sira lair <8i 4 Ot. Haley il* rrvaea*
t IT tokcu 'Vi 1S;U and 11 14. WIUuli H-f.tot
<V> 11 a. spews*

THian p»:aioii

1 VIeInria. Mrtonlaa 'Hartnw, Utt ^ ^

eeriji I:U « to e to.

S SMUIe. KMIer 'DWrm, II M.

Prnaiuaa-r Huna <V> l:(n. Shvab
IV- S-a, iielakSl* IS) 11:41

.Vato' ***11, »i

Millar iVi S IS S-?t

WakUy iSl . S 1 T-»

aiiendaiM i.«t. ;

rnaTLaxp a aratxnru.i.a i
riaef PKaino 1“'".*.-

1 Sprlnsfiald, Italia ipewnet. Laru' niiaina

'l Portland. MeVW <C. vhmauU
G-'>eri 14:U.

PrnattOa—Blaitia <P> 4:IS. rota >■< .-uaaM
4 O; Hay <Pi -two mlnrrai l.s<^ Ama
do -fti U:M. JolinaUM ia>.14 17. -adm.to

at.cuxD rraiun

Streak Sabotaged?

sMrsia 4x Lasr.i c , «<

SiailerB. Hal-toi [ 4.-

r « L T P « Pla Ubm 4a«
a 14 I swan nadm

r^MMw ' n I s I u 2 n touuawa 5 si* i »iS 3 niaaerof players. The first mail yesterday morning, only a day after the

wpmmLm a a Is ! S 2 ‘ " Last ses.snn's experiment of entry forms were made avallaMe in the Sunday edition, brought

neu-^B ihi*ibb' . . bringing in players from in 1.18 entries. Allowing one or two spots for applications mailed|

. ■ ■ f ^ •• 7*1^ Professional hockey s longest Ntnalmo was a dismal failure, from outside Victoria this meant that the ma.ximum number of;

a a B I 11 H It unbeaten streak of the season they could not practice players haa already been nached.

alltoi^ ■ I* * 14 2 S 2 » *" Sunday, per- Onjy rewidents Sorry, no fulher applicatiom can be accepted. As a mat-'

•4HI. ««. wm. n IS II s IN ■ haps because of an unknown season. ter of fact. It la likely that a number of entries mailed yraterday

■"•'•^XTaiTiaioi a saboteur ' ^ FILL ^ ntiatd.

.. . r. 2 1' 7 i i •'*’21 Nirmal Dilloo. the club’, oiy- ^ ^ * f *

ti».,iaito .. IS B 1 I M H s had a ikem of 13 victories and |youiw rookie is seek-' pl*ye« foe *o many years by so many!

n2i4M2i2*t*« ‘*^ling his releaiie He waiHs there's practically nothing left in the game to be

iikiaiMM oitr IT t 1 I 4s a It featlng Buffalo Bisona a(,„i.v <» ih«|uAlque — that ubiquitous word wrhkh it so often misused.

Maa.ln. IS I IS 1 41 <3 l *(„.eb a....-*.,. -i-K. JUAlOr ISCKOUe On IflC W- - ..—...-J—.

new rumors of a tour-team main-
{land league, and now romea
iMord that the rourth team —

1 Richmond ^ win apply for a
franchi.4e In 1966.

League cacnmiasiiHier Thmmy
Gordon denies It. But even If iti
isn't true, and the league does
{want the Shamrocks, It will al-
I most certainly have to pay to
keep them. Aiid given the same'
iultimatuni by Nanaimo last
year, it allowed diap-^p-Island
i:ieam to told.

"worry himself sick" about al
club when he didn’t have any!
say in how things should run

Coast Soccer League to nine
games >- eight wins and a lie
— with a 3-2 victory over Burn*

AT THE 19lh

With Harry Young

It took less than 24 huuri fw the annual Daily Cokmltl Archer utd Dea Fallmcr

on the ice . . . I-yaU Dagg and .Villa here Sunday
I hit Vancouver rtnlf which wot penalty goal by Don Boyd,
the world curling championship g second-half shot by Louis Tris-
in 1964. defeated Bad 8amer%1lle chuk and a header by Jim Blun-
and.hu Wiscanain rink, the 1963 dell took care of Firemen's scor-
rhampiona twice over the week- Ing. Norm McLqod and Rny
end, 7-4 in Seattle Simday and Nose Ms scorH fur Villa,
111-7 in Vancouver Sahirday . . . Nosella's coal coming In the
I Ray RaMaaon and Millie Pep final seconds

{will boK a four-round exhibition ---

prior to the Dee. U middle- n a I 11
weight fight between contenders KflclrihtHfl 11

■I |t I '5 IS S' Dnforiunaiety. there U still the Qiristma.s Tree Golf Tournament to be another sellout.
■ n I 5 i« 3 niaaer of players. The first mail yesterday morning, only a day a

Brodies Gain
Jackson Cup
Soccer Semis

mmm ei*» )T • 1 I 4s M itlfestlng Buffalo Bisona at , laetnua oi Ihe Unique — that ubiquitous word whkh it ao often miaused. ‘

'anmax 'i\x\d 2 akxM.a® ’* Rochciicr. 5-2, Saturday night, Mrinl^!?^His brother. Ranjir although thera'a almost eertaia to he a prMedeni * ^

's • IS* i*u Quebec ^ scoring champ says ‘bew are things that still happen ea the ooune that J*ck*on Qjp soccer semi-finals

■.am -MiW
■(•iMfaaa

Strtnsfies,' Miller >Mnwrd, Jetini-

s s I s a M u - — me juraor scoring cnamp. says , . .

! 2 ! 2 2 he will go with the senior Rocks, “ ** Z ^ x ....u.

4 I • 2 2 2 ; chartered plane which had teen there aren t more than three ' _ * "“’**’ **'*"*’

toai 1:44.

P«naI«Ms-Flasto <SI I M. Hay IP)

u n.

iNian exaioD

1 PerUand. A. ichmaua iHolinMi
DM

Ho panalUM
ovf:BTiMR PLamo

No imr I ns

No panaltiaa,

Stop*

lloa« <Pi . 4 14 II S_C

Wv«4 >S| Til S-14

Attandanca l.TH.

Qrihy. I Sunday, beating Gorge, 1-0, at

I. waa a match which took h^jj jp . ^

^mateb and all four players ‘ <»ri*tnaUy ended

VANcoevKR I, paminRMK i ALBE
PIBST pr.amn 1^. u,,

1 . ProMdme*. Bnnkworlli 'Blickburn. •

■rmoT' « 11 . ‘ Simon

3. Vanrduver. Hulrhlnaon. 10:113.
a ProviOMtPf Bartlait iWxirMia.
Brinkworth’ 13:11. I Bealr

PrnaltiM Evan* 'V' 13:||. 11:11 and'e .

1 » IT. Slarkbum >Pi 17 40. SHtUrdl

a4.(.<>vi> eKHidii I senior

i J ? : r. i; : Sl^^botog/d'Inng ^ ^ to step up and nu P»«« and all four players ‘ that originally ended

wr^N r*.^ 4 Da ^l^^ab^d^aunngtheiame ^ , had huidicapa of three. in a M overtime draw.

BtoBOto n 11 a 119 « Ml 1 ir I *!T'^ ^ **[*’*' ^ ■**** Evans and Vic Painter and on the' JrJm Hthharami'a fnat at v

-Sotneone. Richard Ksst, gen- keeper Skip Chapman la aaid to sun evamk. c. «*wraou a subi jv

Iliraaear CnasaeLcx ^ eying Coquitlam; Billy Gray On tteftrst teTlvaM^^ first and McCoU second. ****

Iflarv SDdrkS Cori»ratiM»- ctlf ■n«« «««»* continued right through the match aod'i®*'*’*” • «»mi-fmal next

I' starboard elevators on the ^3 others like Jack Showm and U jp,p played and each time one Sunday against Luckies. Vlc-

AIL • !¥/• Hona west and Canadian scot.

A Ihprill Win Amerlcam to Quebec Ing. And these wera t*>e mai^ At the IMh It looked aa If the sequence would be broken.iH.h .^.kbb h.ir «f

niUCl 111 TT 111 Whether It wa.4 the bus tn^ suyi of a cluh that flniahed j^^ced hla tee ahot Inches away from the pin J?.*" *" **

ALBERNI — Alterni Athletics I ®'' Americans were last. for g "gimme" birdie. But Evans, on the edge of the gree n . I . c .i ■ aox .. « x

gotTrJ It tte Sinimon o; beaten. 5-3. by the Ac«. Wiw *m «cNeill choose, to ^ . ,pp, ^ to Sunday^

Simon »B 4 er UnorM-artv here "era got away to a 3J) start be optimistic. And so It went on - half after half — until the final putt

Americans couldn't "Everybody quiM ^ ^ had dropped into the final hole. Sidney Hotel. M. in the second

Basketball

Results

Results of last night's minor
basketball action:

paBMiiwET fiinin

t*4Mc4NDn 4. M«rw«^'lan 4.

Hin-rT ciinia

PirsI U9i*4 "A" S4 SaanietH'* T.

BSNT4M Clltia
rirw I'aiiwl 'A " 50. Si^ar 4
■ SNTAH BOVa

Haguiin alt M, Swlnay H _

wrestSo”

ARENA
TONieHT
Ills p.iii.

The -WOLFMAN*
inecta reid Uve
'W'reatiiiig Bear

TBOTBKY
iiM-lk Wrwillas •■•r)

Soidnt GORKY

itaaiJa* WalfMlxl

B. 1. JONATBAN

va.

WILD-BILL DBOMO
l-MAN TAO TEAM
rt44l BABtriT »•«

TIB OEOBAOtN

a rrovioMir* uanwii iH<xifMto. l,.n Kflap veltinel

r.f*worth-13:U. . I Beaten »nd humiliated. 6t-48. fat<‘h up Betting

PrnaitiM Evanii <V' 13:11. *1:11 aml'n ... ^ their skatinz legs

'IT. siarkbum 'Pi 17 41 ). Saturday night, the Canadian saaimB i. i

PKHioii senior men'! basketball champs’ sisiuv

2, 2'5s"’'“*' Clansmen. 67-57, Sun-' AunaK SM rasia a

I. rnwidanto Karfiut ii< 0 w, Cr«ijii day afternoon | vjli^^r 3 ,^Pwtdw ■ 1 . I

turn 144.V I

Panilly-Bartwr (P) 11 31. '

THian PKaiim

I. Vuicouvfr, MrNrIII iCarmkhtel i

1:14

1 PrmlOanrr. Rarhur a .VI.
pMlalilra-.Gor-an iP) ■ 31. Rvam iV)
IS'i'l. Cahin 'Vi 17.07.

Stop*

Vi’lnrur* <Vl 11 M 4 Sl

Faille >pt 7 IS 7 M

day afternoon. I vanrauver <wli 2 . Provtdm<'t 1 .

Marv Johnson ruined the’ mL?t^»rUM4 »•

aansmens tight defence wnthrKiirawioxsi.
long OTie-handers from the 1 Mampini 1 . tn i,<wia 4 .

Minntiixs 1 Tuiaa 2

i - - — corner and ended with 25 points !.._

pMlal'lra-.Gor-an Ipl ■ 31, Rvam IV) , , ^ .■ tSaTKBX l.r..41-l K

lS"'i Cahin 'Vi 17 07 Larry I-enlonen scored IS and i Jnhiuinen 4. Na-* tia>*n is. . .

.... Neil Dirom L3, Dave Murphy' Jerary i. :«i.m i I

V. lnmur* (Vl It M 4 33. _ ^ ' IMraN4TinN*l. LtSIK K

Paiiia <p, 7 9 7 34 Rot U toc Clansmen. rva mmm 3 . Pnn Huno 1

-- -I Port WayM I. Da>iiiB A

_ _ , asTABio ar.Moa

M * m a H I WvSainck 3. Uak^ilia 1.

Injury to Raun

J uaNiroaA mENIos

^ ^ _ Winrupci 4, SallfirK 3.

T • GrarM KorM S. Orydan A

Brings Worries

SoakAloan I. Raima 3

_ . , ., J. „ teXTBAI. OTTfARW ilNIoa

Coach E rank Mano and mana -1 annouTKed who he wiK call up. Hawkwiurv • oiwwa Fun*a a
ger Buck Home of Victoria I as a replacement but both farm i *'

Maple Leafs and manager Joe clubs may be Upped. ' oxrtam atNiua

Croxier trf Rochester Americans! Larry Hillman of Rochester, t^tiawa a Manifwi 1 . . .
are both waiting fearfully for a seems the likely raplacement Porrhcmusti i. st. caitiaiin«a s.
long-distance call from Toronto, but It Is possible that ellher EYedf Leani.* 4. lotomp 4i
Torn knee ligaments which or Sandy Hucul irtight get a **^l^*^ moSIm". s. winm^
will sideline defenceman Bob cal). And If it's Hillman, there | Brav*ii 3 .

Baun of the Toronto Maple is a chance that Victoria’s Leafs | **"*•" *• brinnij-i war

Leals for six weeks Ir the rea- may be asked tq help out byU,Mi4TrHP:w.\.v Ji xina

•o« . c a ""v"* r‘ to R***;^"' s:i'vir4,‘-Bf.',5d;i;v*-

Baun was injured m Sunday • "les, I oeuid be bearuig from lutiaa a, baWM 1
night's game In Detroit, TorxMito- Toronto tonftorrow,” Houle shutf- si.a*aTA imnoR

t .« W - W »... ...J 1 ..I flmohUai Ctaadlina 1, t,alhkrld|a S.

Injury to Baun
Brings Worries

It Is not to be suggested that this la the first match of toree goals

n • r'l L “* type in which 18 consecutive holes have been halved, but it

KnYlnfl^ I illin waa remarkable, nonetheless, and me more so m that whUe the from Henry Frans and.

p four players among them produced six blidlet they were all Tony Fontinello. _,

I a scored at (he same three holes by a player on each side.

i3C.’llCUim.C& The first of the Victoria District gold medals will be up

• ^ 1 tor grtibfl at Royal Colwood Sunday, but It looks little more than a

K AMownaea ■' AaarJ fortoality for one player is already so far in ttie lead that he

DalSlnlll Ajallj looks uncatchable. j

• Ron kIcLeod. the Jaaiier pro. who has been the dominant i liyiTFQMATim

London Boxing Oub wiU stage figu„ m Victoria winter medal golf lor some years, is ito less| l ivi

an amateur card with at least ^gn right ahead of Frank Scrogga. the Uplands champtotL
10 bouts Thursdiy at 8 p.m. at McLeod, who shot 70 at Uplands in the first round and 68

Victoria Ballroom. 1600 Govern- at Oak Bay in the second, has a total of ITS. I

ment. Scroggs, whose earlier rounds were both 73s. is next *'*

Fighters from the boat club, with 146

Newcastle Boxing Cub of Nan- Then comes Doug Munra of Victoria (72-78'-148). and

aimo, James Bay Boxing Oub GcMxtnn PfUow of Uplands (74-74—148), followed by Ricky Kent' VI

and Royal Roads will Uke part of Royal Colwood with 73-76—149. _

Main event will be 1 13H>wnd Pirat-raund leader Dick Munn. (ha Cedar Ihll pro, ihot|

hattie between Les Vegas of the himself out of contention when he foUewed his brilliant 68 at I
Tondon club and Ian Middle- l'P*"«** •'‘►‘■n mediocre 83 at Oak Bay. Dick won I

ditch of Royal Road-x. ^ *««*d »‘"ter medal a year ago. A ^ I

Admission ia II. with students] , . « w , * -i . i,- .

■nd pensioners paying 50 eenU. ^ .. lefthander Peter McIntyre and John »urty of -Victoria MONDAY, DEC.

VICTORIA

MEMORIAL ARENA

INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY

RUSSIA

CANADA

bexvs Punch Imlach has not yefidrred last night.

EamoaUai Ctaadlina 1, i.aihkildia . , n

kdmoMon Want Lmis 2. caistry I. lea 1-0 If halftime.

_iGol# Ghrb are proving hard to shake off in the Victoria .senior

^ ~ I buttons. Tbelr latest victims were Chris Archer and Bob B’akclin

1^060 Vale and Don Rnss and Harry Pike of Colwood.

' Ninety-six players wdth handicaps of 13 and under com-
MANQtESTER (AP) — Man-jp^lp^ foj. mrkeys at the Gorge Vale club ^nday. It will he the
Chester City delealed the tour-jt^ff, j 3 handicappera next Sunday,

ing Moscow Dynamo club 2-0 in| Amonf the winner* were Gordon Jones. Ijex Sutcliffe and

a soccer match Monday aightfffd iMnglois. who each shot 76 groas. *•

bef<»e 16.000 spectators. The Art DonaMvxi had a chance to lead the field with 75 but

iteam led 1-0 at halftime. the took three putts from ctoac range on the last green for a 77,

MONDAY, DEC. 2«th, 8:45 p.m.

Tirketa Now on Sale at (he Memorial Arena
Box Offke. 9 a.in. • 5 p.ni.

S3.00 ■ $2.7S ■ tft.SO ■ B2.00 • ftl.SO

VicliMia Maple iMat Beaxon Ticket Holden WIU
Have Until 5:06 p.in., Dec. 15th, to Pick Up
Regular Heat AUocattona for ThU Game

good;^ear

Tatlil (£iilnnisl Victoria. I.C., Tim., Doc. 7 , IMS

Ranger Slump Brings Change \am

Francis Becomes New Coach

VnitoB manages hospital smile

★ * * * * *

Colt Star Out for Season
As Bears Scramble Race

By BK.v OI.AN ja Ranger Junior A-farm team,

NEW' YORK (AP)—New York in and 1961-62,

Rangprs', *«eking to cut ahort others in the NHL bold

the tailsptn that ha.'s sent them I'Oth general managing and
crashing into fifth place in the coaching positions. They are
Natkiral Hockey League dlo- Imlach of Toronto and

miMed coach Red Sullivan Moo- Sid Abel of Detroit,
day. He was replaced by gen- Francis said he has not
eral manager Emile (Cat) thought about player changep
{.Yancis although he said he will discuss

‘•We could be In deep trouble PoisiWe personnel revisions

if we don’t puU ourselves out of *dth defencemen Harry
this slump loon.” said Francis HoweU and forward Don Mar-
who will serve in a dual caps- shall, the a.ssistant coaches,
city. Rangers, after a fast start BtJJy * "K^t winger,

that brought them cloae to the will join the team in Detroit for
upper echelon of the iix-ti>am Thursday night's game. Hicke.
circuit, have won only one of recently sidelined with pneu-
thelr last 10 and two of their monia. has been playing for
last 14 games. Their record Is Minnesota ^ the Central
5-10-5, League.

Kww inn Rangers have finished

"kii- iw. I .wi M Wffh “ of the past three
Mlivan, seasons and have qualified for

Stanley Cup playoff, only
1962. 1^1 ^ club in the last seven years.

as cMdinator of flayer person- ___

nel and scouting.

'Tm certainly pleased that M A* * 1
Red win be staying on with the 1^1 -■ I

organiz a t i o n,” Francis taid> IW I I I ^ ^ I I 11

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leagues, and will be working nry 1R

closely with our own farm sys- mW / ^ |m,

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else was considered as Sulli¬
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Stan Mikiia is again the man.
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Off to a slow start this season
as teammate Bobby Hull broke'
out with a rash of goals, the'
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lead over Ibc weekend by scor-l
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The splurge gave Mikita, who

Patrick as coach in December TIT individual point honors;

190. will Witt, Uw Club Steps in '»' the Piut two ...sou., a]

M cfHxllnator of flayer person- <»c» « (he last seven yean. ___ points. That's one more than|

nel and scouting. Hull, who had two goals and

'Tm certainly pleased that M A * 1 assists in the weekend routs

Red will be staying on with the 1^1 -■ I A Cl't*1^ ^ Boston Bruins and New York

organization,” Francis Mid> IWI l Cy Rangers, and Montreal's Bob

'‘He’ll be scouting in all the pro LT w Vr Rousseau,

leagues, and will be wwking “ aecond to Hull’s 17

cloaely with our own farm sys- mW/ I Iwith hU 14 goab and his 15

tern and sc43uts ” O ^ O WllllWIfin^ 'assists, leaves him just otae

Francis. 39. added that no one ff CIO CC if ii J.1.0 G'VFMIV/ ' behind Rousseau and Jean Beli-

else was considered as Sulli- veau.

van’s replacement. “You have it doesn't leem at If it shouldiMontreal Canadiens slipping . »*«►.«» ...i ok t c*_

to bsve a man who know, our Jg. any difference but Detroit back by gaining no better than ^ Mob«
tijaterial.” he expUined. I Wings have been a differ- a 4-4 draw with the Bmin.s
“Another man outside our Of. club since Gordie HoweiBoston. L fi^^-Unt w^S

ganizalion would have to take hii 600th goal in Men- Trailing. IM. for the »«‘c««* Gortlicr lii^e* of Detroit moved

lime to learn the material and „„ nov. 27. inight in a row. Cknadiens

^e uimjxKlanl right n^, deferxling National Hockey, goT^toe next tour goals, three if

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2 the only Ouc.go touebekwj^ on rweded. TTieir defence, led by coach. ^*SSce TthT fi^rg^e. In the sUrt of the third Penod.!

it* a 61-yard nm In the first quar- rookie-linebacker Dick Butkus. ‘hide OPEN EA4E‘ stymied but However. Ron Stewart got Bos- P®”’*

»' i!Ik ^ open r«. fne y, ^ave been impressively un- ton’s fourth Just 44 seconds after .

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Football League, kept their ^ * i i tn w -^1 Baltimore on Sunday and the

championship hrwx akve -Sun- ~ 4 a a ta bn ib! Bears, wlm hosN the vastly hn-

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nerota VHdngs. 24-19. it left toe third place tbllowed by Toronto,
Western Conference a throe-w s y New York and Boeton.
scrap. Fraoeia, who took over ~3

HOW IT WOBU general manager a year ago.

™[h^ »»^Ont.ria Hoctay Ass ociatk>n.

gamta to play tor each club.

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Alaska City
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For Victoria

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The Packers nstd CWts play In iiiasKa tiiy ** Aiin»?*i;14 *** DmoaV 7

Batomoro on Sunday and the J naa. ym a. owaad ^ lirD».« «ii <ai)Ai'h bau.- nvoBV, .

»nr?, wlw hD5*f vastly Im- ^ ¥»• I PMUy pT»«r>w»i he*. himhi s>w vtirk .

minv’ ’ San Franciwo 49erA, Wil ItlVal Tonxito Maple ,^ * *»“*> « is ii-«'

1 1 1 m <« M ^ ^ Leafs for the second time in as Dru-M . * • is-s* NiNi»rwt»., ni.^man

7 I I «Ai -M .AM 'he Colta should kxe to the 17* * many nights, this time by 5-1. A<i«nABr«

** 4 ■ • *8 sit S rnr Virt 01*121 « N*'* **» have 4»H4«o a NEW VOHK t IklXIPES ARE F)

TWat would take M (town to acored ostly 29 goals in their first ^j*^ 4 *w*yofit*fctAra (i> (CttAArt. lu* While average

11 toe lest weekend of the Hched- * rfisllerwer to Victaria'a bid 15 gamee, » goad in their touf ilng races at Sun

uled tewson asid make it a ical the 1167 Babe Ruth League gaow streak. »_* _ _ , ^ . ' _^lare about 60 m.p.

the Be« *x only blanked toe Oakland Raiders kept their Tl* Cb*“ P**y ^ Los has made a patch Howe to In on all of them '

Colta, 13-0. but put quartertNudi mattKinaUcBl chance to srin the Angelan the to U u ssBi g Sanmtoy ^ Bitot Ruto Inc., but Vletonla aeoring tone and aacaoc np wanweeBM _

Johimy Ualtae out tor toe Western Divlsian champicnshlp ifitowt toe Rama, who have b Btffl ft# No, 1 coitcnder. toite. Two of hta goalB esane It ri**'”* *.■•(») (fcwas

MHOR. It w«s the Bews’ eighth on S tataay by defeating Denver won their Jaat tsra and totally Falrbaehi. Alntoa. baa ^ipDed secoetda apart In the aeeood pie- i tasapk maMW m (MWaa. aw

win to ntoe games after rtart- tonskccw. M13. in an Ameriean taMB to be Mvlog op to inw gig jut Mriaa aal Dick tod (n Sunday to torn a 3-1 gaOM \ imim MDOW (U) iltctMi. u:
Ing ftp Mmn with Bne tatro f?***!.* LS**". ^ P^towt iday Qwe. eiooiidv. rtc^qjrowdeirt rt Into a ooaiter tor the Winga.

KNEE mtETKED heftare 19,923 Oakland fan*. In San Frontdaco arrt tfw Bean 345 , Ruth, Inc., wto visit Fair- CWeago Black Hawks, on a and 'MrMiiw is ts

The 33.ywold Unitas auf- Danieli, who caught a hmt the fwi Dee, 19. ^anlo ^ g, check faculties, rampage of their osm, mtde U! .u, *

tsrod a torn knee ligament Tom Flores The Bean wotdd malw R However the Victoria bid Is three In a row and »l« wins in 1 NJw^ott. awah 'K -hamw

the second nuartrr* when 500 ™ touchdown and then if the Oiits and Packers ,t)y considered almost certain seven games by picking cn New

rrxmds of Chicago tacklro. Stan **.» ^ »»«• tod* toae. ^ accepted. Filial wort wiH York Rangers. M,

Jones and Earl Leggett, com- 1^*'*"* RECORD be given before Jan. ». Result broke 1 first-place Ue,' 5^55^

binrt for a high-low t«kle. «)e Oakland CV^. “ --- “ .-12 >1 1

UnitaswBi grated « Sim- land fullback Jim Brown tied a • 1 HH *««-«« »*s

day night and ftere w little ^ record bv I*®*** record by Kxjrsng Ms M m i It* fTi I Movrar.tL 4 HoarnN 4

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‘*****y ^ champwnahipiijjg Eastern Division champkio- y»rttage for the waacn to 1,450 _ _ ^ Y W T ^ HANwau u.(H.

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Ing races at Sun Valley, Idaho,
ere about 60 m.p.h., the wtoneraj
reach ■) m.pJb. at aome points.

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Year

Impressive Inju ry List ^ i ■ Ir™ “

■* •P b/ BwmS^ vwia ....7 s s IS (q,Q fames in hand. s. ii<MirAAi <.AraaA (4t •Lasefnan .

AM -m- • w to^ ..:i:r.'."a i # 4 The league takes a holiday “r*?toI?Ji*'LiA 4 AA« (Ul (BrilvMu). I

Alarms League Officials r**^ .' ' ^ * New Year all three of Chinooka* i j

O afaf Suntov.Aww: CKiHOOon At K«, temaininggames ^gainst Kil-

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NEW YORK (AP)-The list the rash of Injuries to quarter-, "W’e are checking the aUtt^ wlU be played In Vlctosria. JSS.!* *** **= ssis-«' n __ a aa la

of maimed and wounded quar- backs and other personnel. tics lookine at th# nictinwA Amt _ Barney Snaven hit on 11 of 14 torton "r.".”"”# s a-aii UOTWBBIdOt Rt H«rRla

terbacks in the National Foot-i However. Duncan says many!"?- . ‘ ** VANCOUVER - Victoria J*,," "low Sunday - -

ball League continues to grow of the InjuriPs did not come roaches and other Chinooks proved a point here ^ wound u» with 24 points^'

HI an alarming rale with Johnny rectly fr^ a pass rush. (league people. Until we have Sunday They aren't used to r^ Bowker added 15 and Doii' •

Unitas the last to be counted out In the cates of Starr and finished this review ... we are losing, but when they do they 12

(or the Mason. Brodie, both men were hurt not prepared to make any ree- know how to bounce back. ' __ I l\ /I Bto I B I '

BUI Munson of Los Angeles Itrying to run the ball. ommendaiions. Beaten. (6-3fiby YMCA here qm»x»i -n on bow w ia Km .Ura- I OIL nl A I /

Rams also'undcrwent an oper-l Duncan said: "It Is Important Duncan- won’t venture any SaturrUy for their flr« kwa In 5" I I vD F LJ\ I M L //'

ation that finished him for tho'‘° tove people hurt, opinkms until he's finished his the InterOty Junior Men's aaro Twwim x Brtw tusinirt x //. /

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In UK Economy

f.OMON CAP) — GaQihling

mw 18 Uie fttth targPM indu 8 tr>'

in llriliiin. with an annual turn-
liver of more than il. 000 . 000,000
(V.OnO.OOO OOO), a memher of a
Now York lurvey team reported
M inday:

New Yor^ eoniuttont Samuel
Roman, representtog the ttate't
eiuttt hamexs race tracks, and
llonry D. Paley, who made a
•iniilnr' ttudy of legalized bet-

Speaker

Sjieaker on Chinese Aggres¬
sion — Myth or Menace wlU
lie Professor C. S. Burchill,
at public meeting at f p m.
Thursday stxmsored by Vic¬
toria branch. World Federal¬
ists of Canada, in St. John
Ambulance Hall, M2 Pandora.

Greek Clerks
Walk Off Jobs

ATHENS tReuterst — About
2.ti00 clerks of the Athens tenvn
holt went on a 4B4>our strike
Monday In protest against a bill
svhieh seeks to regulate wage
Increases and pension rights of
municipal workers.

Ming in Bi'itdjn two years ago
for Joseph F. Carling, New York
stale Assembly Speaker, were
seeking information relative to
a proposed law which would es¬
tablish state-run, <rff-traek bet¬
ting shops in New York state.
Tl'RNOVCB I'P

Since Britain legalized private
off-track betting shops in IMO,
they said, gambling turnover
has increased by up to 1.000 per
cent. There now are 10.000 bet¬
ting tho]W in the country, with
more opening aimoat every day

Other findings reported by
Paley:

1. The grealetit participation
in British gambling is among
those at the lowest rungs of the
economic ladder.

CRIME INCREMED

2. Probation workers are And-
ing over-participation in gam¬
bling an increasing factor in
causes of crime,

3. Gambling indebtedness con¬
tinues to climb.

4. It has proved impractl-

coble to tap gambling as a
source of general government
revenue. I

“Since my last visit." Paley
said, “the British attempted a
25-per-cent levy on flxed-odds
football (soccer). As a conse¬
quence. the large bocAmakers
have abandoned this field and
categorically state that an un¬
derground betting busineu haa
sprung up to replace them in
this particular field."

BACR CROWDS DROP

Roman reported a drop in at¬
tendance at the greyhou^ race
tracks, from more than 25.000,-
000 in IMS to 1.„J0.000 In 1965.
and at the thoroughbred race
tracks, from almost 6 . 000,000 in
I9S.1 to 4.900.000 in 1964.

He attributed this primarily to
legalized eft-tsrack betting.

\4> Cosi Dikelosetl

Tuesday, Die. 7, 1963
Bailu Snlonls!. Vsetana

Big Improvements to Seaway
Considered by Government

S- \ M

\ ■

Piano Fund
Mounts Up

Three coiaa la foualaln —be¬
hind fieglnlatlve Buildings —
keljied add up to set toward
piano tor 8 en)or ClUzena'
Centre In Centennial Square.
Rerhwra Merrlmaa and Jnan
Whilmore Join Works Minister
W. N, than! In roalrihullng.
FiMintaJn had previously yield¬
ed ftM5 lor piano. It waa re¬
ported Monday that rhil oerv-
ants Intended to make up tlie
twlance needed. — (William
Boucher)

Rescue Technique
His Sort of Work

A former RCMP staff sergeunt
familiar with bRsh rescue oper¬
ations will help direct expan-
jsion <rf the provincial rescue ser-
' vice.

- Appointment of William A.
Coombs, 44. of Victoria, as new
provincial rescue chief was an-
Inounced Monday by John Erb,

Girl Orphaned
In Plane Crash

GLEN FALSS. N.Y, <AP1 —
A blonde, seven-year-old turned
to her grandmother for comfort
Monday after she wu found in
the Adirondacks during the
weekend .near a craahed plane
til adtlch her parents died.

Sandra Kingsley was treated
for exposure at Glens Falls Hos¬
pital and released Sunday, less
than 48 hours after her parents'
single - engined, four - passenger
plane eraehed near Oossei
I Pond, about U miles northetst
I of this Warren County city.

C9omb$

OTTAWA tUPl) — Kederali
ginremment ia cuneideruig con¬
struction of two major improve-,
menu to the St. Lawrence Sea¬
way. Transport MUiistcr'J. W.
PickersgUl announced Monday.

One is a new S.5-mile channel
for the Welland Canal, bypas-
aing the city of Welland. Locatad
aeveral miles east of Welland,
the new alignment wauM Unk
Port Colbume and Rart Robin¬
sons, The Welland Canal forms
the Lake Ontario-Lake Erie sec¬
tion of the seaway. ,

The oth<^ is a modincation of'
the Besuhamols Locks In the
Lake Ontario-Montreal torlion of
the^iseaway. v
FIRM DEt'lblON

PickersgUl sadd while no "Cirm
decision" had been taken to
build the ehannei, the govenv
ment, Monday, began exprofxla-
hoa proceedings for about 4.006
acres in the Welland Canal area.

ITie transport minister refused
to say how much the' Wellqnd
C^uuinel could coat. The land
exTHUpnation was carried out
even though the government has
not decided on construction to
prevent any speculation In land
values, he explained.

Eight

Cmt

Adrift

E9CUMINAC. NB. (CPI —
Eight persons forced to abandon'
a schooner whtoh ran Into a'
reef eft nearby Point Escuminac ^
Saturda night drifted for eight'
houri Mure they were rescued.

Dudfoy Fletcher of Chatham.
N.B., said Swday that the 93-|
foot craft he md a friend had!
purchased In Newfoundland ran
into the reef after the crafts!

The seaway sulhovity has ti
been studymg the whole system ti
to determine necessary improve¬
ments required to meet steadily- b
Diereaslng traffic. The Two pos- o
sible alterations are a result of
that survey, PickertgUl said, g
Before a decision is-made to 1.
proceed, the trans(iort minister ti
I said he wanted to broaden the t
^acopA ot the aurvey to Include a
oil government depart ments f
concerned. t

CANADIAN XEmON
“It Is very important fur the
government to make up Us mind'
as soon as possible on the two'
alterations," Pickcrsgill said. '
He said a committee of Parlia-I
men would likely be set up to'

, supervise the spending of “hun-
dr^s of millions of dollars"
necessary to improve the Cana¬
dian section of the waterway.

Both the Welland area and thel
Beauharnnit I/trki are consider-!
ed to be mafor bottlenecks ini
the aeaway. The new Welland
channel w^d be considerably
wider, and would be virtually
free of impeding bridges.

BIG INCREAHES I

! Seaway traffic has increased.

, by nearly 10 per cent In the past ‘
yeqr. I

^ far this year, 45.000.000 terns '
of cargo have passed through]
the Lake (^tario-Montreal sec-1

tion of th<> walei-way. compami
to 39.000.OUO tuns in im.

This year, shifts have

travelled this route, an increase
oT 300"over 1%4.

Traffic has also axpundntl
greatly In the Lake Orlario-
Lake Erie section. The cargo
tonnage tills year-in the Welland
Canal Is.52,700.000 tons, and tha
section remains open until Dec.
15. This compares to 51,000,000
tons in 1964.

_ 'BED or LEAVES’

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V VI nows n apps

T Xf A V/C^vl. vF T f crash Friday night, but tile girt placing more emphasis on tight

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oonq;>as “went to jdecea.’*

Two former members of tiie
RCAF and thehr families - Mr.
and Mrs. fTet^er, (heir thght
yeanold aon Sootl, Mr. and Mn.
Oorge Muora and their chli-
dren, Credighton, 2, and Lym.
10 aid Un. Mooca's brother
Arthur Champaigne — in their
dory were tputied by an RCAF
beUoopter in the Northumber^
land Strait TV mishap wiped
oiA plans the two families had
had for a cxuise to the Carib¬
bean.

“The children were crying
and they were acaned and cold
and svet.” Mri. Cavga Moore
said after the resesze. bat RCAF
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dij eight persons and said they
suff no ill effects. 1

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and seeurtni
for Parka P’

Take a
Motor Coach
downtown^
for Christmas
shopping

That busy. Joyful season is hers again • time to
haad downtown whare the bic shopping selec¬
tion if. To gat there quickly&nd comfortably,
hop an interufban motor coach. There’s fre¬
quent service from your suburb to city centre.
And Just think - no perking problems when
you arrive.

Monday through Saturdayi

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Six Oil Firms Settle

Around Town

cated during negotiatiens, they

VAN'COl’VPR fCP)-The wil
u'orkei's union late Monday
annfiunced settlement of its dis¬
pute with six - major^oit com¬
panies and expressed hopes of
reaching agreement widi the
seventh. British Atnericun Oil
CcNTipany.

Fred Geddes, president of
Local 9-6111 of the Oil, Chemical |
and Atomic

would go along with any agree*
ment worked out wnth bnperial
Oil. with whom the final settle-
ntent was drafted.

While Mr. Geddes was confi¬
dent the other companies would!
acc^ the proposal, he Warned'
I the uniem would strike tonight
I If they did not.

It Is anticipated that the In-
deitendem Oil Workers union,
which struck the FLA reflnery at
Port Moody when the. OCAWU
struck other B-A operations, will
accept dtt same terms of settle¬
ment.

Union Near Agreement
With BA, Geddes Says

three montha ago. The union|
also later atrupk an lmperia^j
coritrollcd tdant.

He was hopeful the issue with,
B-A would tw resolved In talks
today.

There was no immediate reac-
tkn from the companies. But a
union spokesman said they In^-

main point in the tuuon'i dis¬
pute—Job security in the (ace of
the automadon' age —a point
which at one time threatened
to precipitate a general 4S-
hour wuiit stoppage aeroea the
province.

Mr. Geddes said the Job
eecurity and other Issues still!
remain to be resol^wd with B-A,
the flrst company struck by the
union following t government-
supervised strike vote taken

Workers Umon
(CLC), said a three-houc mem¬
bership meeting a^^uwed the
signing of individual contracts
with Imperial, Standard, Shell.
Texaco, Home and Pacific Pe¬
troleums. I

He said the new contracts
would serve as models for ths
industry acima Canada.

The new contracts woutd cem-
taln an addendum covering the

Bfcrawsaai litWA'

3'i hours after she and her son- struck down.

In-law, R, N. Grubb. 1866 St. Mrs. Bradley U survived by
Ann. were stnick by a car children, .^^ojuding Mrs.
driven by Barrie Neff. 23. of Grubb, and another daughter,
Ml View Royal. V Rosemary Higgs, of Vk-

, ^ ‘°to will b. held l.ter

eonditjon.

A pause to console fnends * -k Sr

saved Mrs. Grubb from possible minutes"' work Sunday

Injury in the accident. netted burglars «.500 in a

Mrs. Grubb, her husband, and break-in at Oak Bay Druf,
Kirs. Bradley had just left~the Store, 2300 Oak Bay Avenue.
Oi)en Brethren Oiurch on Pan- The burglars broke into the

Jet Hurdles Astray:

B os Pilot Dead?

OSLO (IPl) ~ An DnidentifiMt F-104 jet
flKhter,. presumed to have come from West Ger¬
many, flew more than 1,200 miles over Norwegian
territory Monday with iti pilot nnconwiotu and pos¬
sibly dead at the controls, a Norwef^ian Air Force
spi^esinan said.

Efforts by Norwegian air force tnues to estab¬
lish radio contact with the fighter, which continued
north at 40,000 feet aititnde, were nn.<iuecessful.

The fighter disappeared into polar darkne.u
near Narvik. A search of the mountain district was
underway.

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Announce New
Healing Substance..:
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Ezclssivc beiiiag substsacs proita to ihriak
hemorT(ioMs...aa4 repair dsatfcd tbsae.

A Toiowned rewsreh inimuu bss msnjr mooihs.
found ■ uniqus hes1iO| lubttsDca This wts sccomplisha] with
tritb the ability to mnnk betnor- new heslini substsocc (Bt^Dyn
rbotds psinkesly. It relieves itch- ediich qnickb heipe teel tqjin
lag sad discomfort m minutes knd ceils and mmulaici growth of ne
qiecds up besliag of the inruied, tiswe. Bk>-Dyae a offeicd ia oia
infamed listiwi. meoi sod tuppoaiiory form calk

One hnnorrhoidal case hisuxy Prepemioa H.
after enoihcr reported ‘hicry nrik- ia edditioa to ectueOy rffftnl
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promptly sad gently relieved . . . lubricetei and meka climiBBiie
actuel reduction or retractioa leu painful. It heipe pnveai k
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Amoog theaa cau histories sure of hemorrhoidi.
a nricty of bemorrhoidat roodi- Just s^ your dniggu for Pr
liODS. Relief even occuned ia casu paraiioa H Suppositories or Pr
of loog Handing, and most im- paraiioa H Oistiaeal (with
penaoi of all. results were so special applicator),
tborou^ that this improveracai Satiifactioa oe yeas aoat
wee auintamed over a oenod of rafunded.

Ratepayers Approve

Acceptance of Saanich’s main capital budget
referendum totalling $2,450,000 was recommended
Monday by the executive of the Cadboro Ratepay¬
ers' Association.

‘'Although none of the lands --—^—.

and works budgeted for are In tlms cared for, compared w
this district.” said aLSsoclatkm 899 in October. Of the 874, thi
president J. C. Cox, "we believe were 289 admiied to hospital

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Oak Bay residents will have
an ot^KMtunlty to hear all eandl-
datM tor municipal council and
school board at a meeting at 8
p.m. Wednesday In the munlct-
pal ball. The meeting Is sponsor¬
ed by Oak Bay Ratepayers As¬
sociation and the Aasociation of
Women Electors. Elections fh*
I place Saturday. ^

Roevc Allan Coot will represent
Oak Bay on the Capital Regional
Parka District Boaird, municipal
council decided Monday.

An all * candidates meeting'
spon9(»^ by the Esquimalt sec¬
tion of the Association of Women
Greater Victoria

l.iectOTs
will be held bi Jubilee Hail on
Fraser Street at 8 p.m. TTiurv
day.

Candidates for reeve and eotn-
cil will speak at the meeting and
the Esqidmalt representative cn
the schoed board will speak on
the KhooS building referendum.

There IS a man for
the job of Mayor
in Victoria

Victoria Seventh Day Advent¬
ists will carol and collect mon^
(or welfare work in Oak Bay
from 6 to 9:30 p.m., from Dee.
12 to 19.

' Accident patients treated at!
the emergency department of'
Royal Jubilee Hospital durins
November were (ewer than dur¬
ing the previous month.

'There were 874 accident vlc-

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... with the City’s business his only
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NANAIMO — A 6S-year-old
fnt‘«r In fatting health asked
his daughter's fotgiveneai be¬
fore he shot her mother and
eotnmitted suicide.

Police here believe that the
shooting deadts Monday of Mr.
end Mrs. Carey *n m tison was
a murder-suicide.

RCMP found Carey Thomson
slumped in a chair at his Ham¬
mond Bay Road home hittding
a nine-millimetre semi-automa¬
tic revolver in Ma hand.

WMDLR ASLEEP
Investigators said they believe
he shot his wife Marjorie, who
was about the same age. svhlle
ahe was asleep.

RCMP here were called to the
scene to investigate sriiat was
at first beUeved to be a routine
prowler complalnL

MADE CALL

Apparently ‘nwmson. service
manager at G. A. Fletcher
Music Oo. Ltd., on Commercial
Street, called lerviceman Joe
'Thompaon at 8:15 a.m.

’n»mson said he would be late
for work because there was a
prowler near his home, and he
asked Joe Thcanpson bo call die
police.

BECX)ND OUN

Mrs. Thonuon was killed with
a .38 calibre revolver. A second
shot was fired from this weapm,
but the bullet lodged in the
barrel. It is then bebeved Thom-
»ou picked up tite second re¬
volver to use on himself.

Both man and wife were ttiot
through the head.

The couple lived idone, but
have a married daughter living
at Duncan.

LEFT NOTE

Thomson left a note for his'
daughter asking forglvnets fori
his action. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Thomson had been in poor health
for some time.

' Nanaimo Coroner Russ Inkster
•aid he will not call an inquest
on the double fatality.

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December 11

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Chairman—Urban Benewal
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Chalmuui—City BcHattncH-
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Chalrman—’Beereation and
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Chairman—Greater Victoria
Indaetrial Development
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VOTE

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Bi and Bi Commhnion Told

Western French
Want University

'nwmaAMacc

EDMONTON (CP) — Westeiu
Canadian educatlonlits and
French • epeaking groupa ap¬
pealed Monday for more and
better proRrammed—teaching of
i gi r m ii languages at all Itveli
of education.

Submissions to the royal com-
mission on bilingualism and
birulturallsm Incliid ’ calls for
a French ITnlvenity In western
Canada and a co-ordlnnted na>
tional syiTem of second-lan¬
guage instruction.

EXTEND BBOADTAaTINQ

Appeals also were made (or
extension «9 French broadcast¬
ing in the West, federal aid for
exchanges ot French-speaking
teachers and gradual expansion
of bilingualism in the federal
civil service.

•n* Freoch-Canadian Federa¬
tion of Western Canada said a
French university In the West
is the “unanimous wish*' of the
FYench-Canadian associations of
British Cetumbia. Alberta. Sas¬
katchewan and MarAtoba.

Romeo Paquette, president of^
the B.C association, said such a I
university would ensure dtatj
French • speaking westemers;
•'eontribote thoroughly to the,
eulttire ot Canada," ,

Cheque

Helps

Society

A cheque for SlOO was (xesent-
cd to tt>e Multiple Sclerosis So¬
ciety of Victoria and Vancouver
Island at the 16th annual Oirist-
tnaa dinner of the Victoria Coa-
mopoiican Oub at (he Ingraham
Hotel Friday.

The cheque was given by the
wives of members, known as
Cosmnpalt. The money will be
used toward maintenance (rf the
bia donated two years ago by
the club to convey multiple
acterosis patients to and from
clinics.

Meetinf^s

• VkSoria Electric Oub. 436
BeUevUe, 12:06 p.m.

• Victoria Aged Pensioners
No. 3, 1616 Blanshard. 1.30 p.m.

• Ktwants Club of Victoria
North, Tally-Ho, 6:15 p.m.

• Re s 1 crucians. Donlinion.
Hotel t p.m.

Transit System
Knocks Scent

BUFFALO. N.Y. <APt- The
Niagara frontier transit system
has turned Ms nose up at a
propuaal it perfume bus ex-
haasta to re.iuce noxious fumes.
The proposal to sweeten the
smeirof the system’s 500 diesel-
engined buses "would just sub¬
stitute one odor for another,*'
William W. Kunz. vice-president
In charge of maintenance for the
company, said.

The federation, representing
about 5.000 members, called fcr
more French broadcasting to
help the eatiinated 105,000
French-speaking Canadians in
the West stave nff euitural aa-
simllatlon.

About 85,000 Aibertant are of
Fnmch extraction and aboit
half are listed as French-speak
ing.

B. J. Gagnon, manager the
Frenrh-Ijinguage radio station
CTIFA in Edmonton, said
French stations in the Weft find
French CBC programs concen¬
trate on Quebrc.

The general faculty council of
the Univeraity of Alberta ap¬
pealed tor Increased French
broadcasts and criticised lack of
co-ordination In secofid-language
teaching.

•01T or STEP'

The council said student! mo%'-
Ing from province tA province
find themselves out ot step
"What teachers lack now is a
guide. Every school which wants
(n introduce French does ao on
its own.”

Professor B. E. Wslker of the ,
University of Albf -ta aald (he '
council would support a system
of provincial co-ordinators of
second - language l^stniction
Such a position was created bi
Alberta In July
ExmANOES ritao>

Professor Walker urged fed¬
eral aid (or teacher exchanges,
expansion of bflinguailtni in thei-
civil service and more federal !
aid for teaching aecond taiv I'
guaget, I

The Bilingual Teachers A» •
wclaticn of Alberta recom¬
mended that French - speakbig
! pupils in Alberta be taught in
{French half the time and in
|Er-Msh the other half. j

Hm Ql'ESEC I

In Regina, a FrencMpeaUng |
westerner erltielsed those who
want Quebec to become a uni-,
lingual province with French
itii only official language.

Rev. Jean Papen. spokesman
for the French.CanBdian CUl-j
tural Association of Saskatehe-j
wan rAsaociation CUIturelle
FmncoCanadieiow de la Sas-1
katchewan. tnld tiie rtqral eom-i
mission on bilingualism and M-j
ctilturalism such a mow* would
he unfortunate. |

Father Pa|wn aaid French-
speaking western minaritiea ara
Ml the same position as English-'
speaking minorities In Quebec

If uie rights of Eoglish-
speaking people in Quebec ami'l i
i protected, French • speaking
,|ies}ple in the West will have a:
much more difficult time pro-
jtcctiiig their language and e(il-
{hire.

jMsimra

lloka Butkisf i
ICold Captulet

isw*t*«s wsnaUy

I MM. Siiditta mmt

^ aoT A couflHr taks
* nuCKLIV'B MIXTUMV

WE NEED
THIS MAN

MILLARD MOONEY

Senior alderman who has 13 years experi¬
ence iiv the management of your city.

FOR A STRICT POLICY OF
HOLDING THE LINE
ON CIVIC BUDGETS

As mayor, Millard Mooney will strive
to keep our city moving forward so that
its own growth can generate the addition¬
al funds we need.

VOTE - MOONEY. Millard |X

fsr Msyor ss Daeamber I lib

ISMTUS bf liMair tm Msyw Cn— lilw

EATON'S

Sale Continues Tuesday 'til 10 p.m.

Merry ChrUtnuu Gifts for EverjMie on Vour Lbtl That’s
what you’ll find during EATON’S Christmas Gift Sale Event
. . . and there’s stiU tbne to get In on the savings! Check
the 6-page insert from the weekend papers for featured
values and shop in person or by phone.

Shop Nightly 'til 10 p.m.

Glowing Ideas for
Romantic Giving

Scented narprises say Merry Christmas in a very special
way! Choose that surprUe wisely from the selection at EATON'S.
Scents to tet a mood . . . scents to make her feel cherished
Glamorously frosted for gift-giving. This year give the gift
of fragrance . . . from EATON’S.

By Prince Matchabelli

"Cologne Collection"

Her six scents ... by MatchabellL A frsgranos for
her every mood: Wind Song. Stradavwl, Beloved,
Abano, Golden Autumn and Prophecy, 6 (Mlcate
^•ounce bottles In a gift box. p i\f\

Each

By Jeon Patou

"Joy”

The eaaence of elc^rance! In perfuma or eotegno
Joy fragrance laats and lasti! It's a ireaauied De-
granre ahe'll adore. Packaged elegantiy 3A
In goldtone. Cologne atxl Perfuma. Set 3w.\A/

15.00

Perfume, each

By Revlon

"Intimate"

Feminine fragrance 1h a trio . . , Eau de Toilette,
Spray Mlat and Bath Oil. TTiree decorative bottles
neatled in brown velvet and cased In ' C f\f\

goldtone and white. Set

By Du Barry

"Paradox" Bathing Bliss

The new way to bsih . , . sheer luxury! Crtamy
MUk Bsth to soften, dewy Body Cream to smooUi.
and a light dusting powder to acent and allken.

Milk Bath,
each

5.00

Body Craasi,
each

DuaUng Powder—With long-handled
dualing puff. Earh

5.00 •
6.50

F.ATON’ti—Coametica, Main Floor

£5 at EATON'

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EATONS

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Save 33V3% on

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Pendants and Tie Tacs

Pendant! ibown tn a adectiao of tbm dUtintri

on* tlB tac atyle. SettlnfS cold

filled or aterUnc illver. Have yew pearl aet by

the Keeprr-of-the-Pond ... or she wil] show >‘ou

ho# to set It yourself.

^pccimt, each

2.00

TF

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The Charm of Japan

U evident in the enchanting Japanese girls
. . , iplendldly gowned in traditional white
costumei. They'll give you Informadcm and
■ brochure, on the art Japanese pearl cul¬
ture. Japanese decorations brighten the de¬
cor of our Jewellery Department during this
2*d[iy event

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SAKATA

Cultured

Pearl

Strands

Tues., Dec. 7th and
Wed., Dec. 8th

ff

Pearl Gift Packs

Seket an authentic oyater shell . .. each one con
tains a creamy, luatrous pearl. Smartly packased
lor gift giving. Your peart may be aet In a gold
filled or ateriing allver pendant or tie tac.

Visit our exotic Japanese Pearl Bazaar ... see an exciting
, array of lustrous cultured pearls from the waters of the
Far East. Select a shimmering cultured pearl necklet al¬
ready made up or watch a lovely Japans expert skillfully
assemble your own individual necklet in the exact shade
and size you prefer. Single or multi-strand graduated or
uniform styles available.

Special, each

2.50

Sale Prices Include a 10-karat, Gold-filled Clasp

NIngk Strand N«rkl«t« — Uniform Ord. 15.I0. CA

or graduated atyles. Hporial. each JV.VA/

20.00 66.66

Ord. M.M.
Special, each

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VICTOKIA, BRITISH 4:OLLMBIA, TUESUAY, DECEMBER 7, I96.>

>Ei:UM) NEWS SECTION

Deep Thought to Future ’

Gleaming New Centre

ministrntion buUtfiriK’i at Swan
Laka show how much orderly
develofiment of a municipality
can add to the convenience of
the people.

SEKVIC'KK (T:NTKAUZEn
With the openinK of the niuni-
cipal hall last Wednesday, all
Saanich administration is now
done from one kiralion.

Mr. Chatterton took the chair
from Reeve Hugh Curtis for a
brief period durin* the special
meeUnK.

He said it was very Kratiiyine
to know he had played a small
I part in selection of the huildine
I site.

f'ORMr.R RKh^K

He was reeve of Saanich fnini
1958 until 1961.

I ‘‘The new hall lends to indi¬
cate to the people of the muni¬
cipality that council has ipven
dmp ihnURht to the future of
Saanich," he said.

The opening prayer and dedi¬
cation of the chamher was Riven
Monsignor M. T. 0'Coone!!|
of St. Joseph's Parish. I

ALSO PAY TRIBI'TE
Mr. Justice R. A. Woertton
and Judge Montague Tyrwhilt-
Drake, of whom had long
association with Saanich as
legal advisors, were special
guests.

Mr. Justice Woettoo paid
tribute to the location of the
building, and said it will be a
{dace of great attraction when
the landscapfnc la corapleted.

"T9ie site was ehoeen with Oie
greatest wtedom," he said.

Judge Drake said it was a
typically Saanich effort.

"First class in every respect**
r

Centennial CROWDED CDNOtTIONA
capable of He recalled the time he shared

I ‘Canadianisms

I

Dictionary
\Nears Finish

uare

nn) .foot Hr tree that will rise
today ta CealeiiDial H^aare aa
part of dkiislmaa deconUlaaa
Ilea «a Ha trailer na Doaglaa
Street, maklag great Imprea-
slna oa two eigbt-year olda,
(inrdoB Joe aad Harley Staa-
toa.—fWilliam Ronrberl

O'Connell^ €urti» andChaUerton in netc chamber

Polling Stations
Open Saturday

By BILL STAVIIAL

Dr. flarry ScargiU is writing a book about
Canada's herring-chokers, pea-soupers, sod-busters,
remittance men and hurdy-gurdy girls, without
mentioning them by name.

The book, which he hopes will * * *

ibeooqw "» ^ vm e t at at Can- fc
lads.'* is Ms DtoHonary of Cana-
dtaniains. achaduled lor pubbea-
Ikm to 1M7.

Dr. ScargiU, head of the de-
partment of linguistics of the
Univerrity of Victoria, has-

spent the last few yean track- B ^ ^ j

I ing down every distinctively V i

I Canadian word and phrase that *

j he can find in print. J

HELPERS

'Hiree aasociales and s regl-
ment of amateur word sleuths
have aided in the project.

More than 200

Stadium
To Seat
20,000

In View Rc^ al, the v’ote will
he in View Royal Klementary
School on Helmcken Road. Two
polls in Langford will be at Mill-
viream Elementary School on
Hoy Lake Road and Elizabeth
h'ishor School Metchosin voters
will vote in Metchnsin Elemen¬
tary School, 611 Happy Valley
Road.

The poll in Sooke ha.« been
bpUt into two sections, with both
I iecUons to vote in Sooke Ele¬
mentary School on Sooke Rn<>d.

! At Jordan River the vote will be
in Jmdan River Elementary
and iniScho(4 and in Port Renfrew- at

Locations

Central,

Numerous

KdUh

In the city, the poll will be
at 1600 Government, the old-age
pensioners’ hall, and In Eaqui-
malt and Oak Bay the munici¬
pal halls will be the polbngj
places.

Nl'MEROt'S POLLS
; In Saanich it will be decisloas.
'—dectskwis. with polling places,
|at Qoverdale School on Quadra, I
Frank Hobbs School on Haro
Road. Glanfnrd School on Glan-
tord Avenue. Gordon Head Ele¬
mentary School on Kenmwe
Road, Lansdowne Junior High
School on Lansdowne Road. 7
Sea View Plaza on Cordova Bay
Road, Marigold Scout Hall on
Marigold Road, Mount View

Listeners at
the umvenity's lansdowne oam-
puB Monday nght discovered,
among other things, that a
banker isn't always a man who
counts money. In the Maritimes
he's B fisherman who works the
Grand Banks
STORY OF LA^iOLAGE
Dr. ScargiU toU the atory of
toe language under

apu na o r to lp of the Unfveralty
Exteoilan Aandatkei.

He reeaUed that he became
aware of ihfl«Tnoes in Britlto
and Canadian me a nings after hei
came to this country and com-1
{riimented a frietid on having a
homely wife. He got a strange!
took.

SEE ROOM CLERK
Wheiw he came from, he ex¬
plained, "homMy" means being
proud of one’s home and family, j
Later Dr. ScargiU. asked byi
a Vancouver hotel waitress wtiai
he wanted tor deaaert, replied:
"We’d lUte a sweet.'’

"Sorry,’* she replied. "you'Uj
have to see the room clerk.*' |
NEW CONDinONA
Whm he looked for a Cana-|
(Sen dtotkxncy he found then I
wasn't one. In 1954 the Canedisn j
LinmMtc Association, of wtachi
he. is now pmadent. iratiated
work on the (lictinnary nf Cana-

Passing

Edilli Lee examining toys in a
toy department (A saleswoman
In a local department stare,
the Uves at 1521 MyrUe with
her husband, tAwnace, a prodr
uce salesmaii, and their daugh¬
ter, CxadUa. attesdiBg univer-j
sily. tier hobbies are sewing!
and gardening.) . , . Gerdf Mc-j
lieod waiting for a but . . .1
Kelyla gtnnney with a new
car . . . Terry Carraa studying
for examinations . Mena
II'nIwm comim; out of a show
Va) lltorb going into the
same shew . . . Rea Ware and
4e Anne Roffmaa recovering
front a party . . . Dong Ckalgea
planniiig aoine advertlHng . . ■
(brla CtirlsIsweB sortinc out
rihotografilH . . . Joan Lsspsker
worried about a cemcrete walli
. RMea and Otie JenaeB j
visiting friends . , . Elale DavM-'

Dr. ScargUl

When arttVera bring a
language into a new land, he
aaid. "en^tfiig w^itfi change to
meet new condllions "

To find them, roiunteer iead-|
era across Cartada scan every¬
thing from jnurnais of early
travellcra In their own daily
newspa|x*rs. The rticlinnary.
with about 12.000 entries, will
have been hailed down from
500,000 notes.
TRANSPORTATION
It Will Ml the story (f trans-
poTOation: French - Canadian
baiteeu. Red River cart, Bererett
buggy fdepr en toorvwra sutomo-
bOe pulled by a horse), and
Beaver bush plane.

It reports dietary Hems Uie
CPR strawberries (stewed
prunes), and ttoaertoes a fall
fair.

"We hope our hook wiU he
a history hook, a geography
honk. ■ soidotogy tex) all in
nne," sakJ Dr. Soargiil.

ward laim as Saanich mem- Prospect Lake Community Hall
bera to the capital region parks on Spartan Road, Roj-aJ Oak
district board. Secondary .School (hi West Saan-

_ _ irh Roael. St. Lukes Hall on

■ 1 ^, . Cedar Hill Cross Road' St. Mar-

;heal (>ainpaigu ims m the Fields Hnll on Otm
j ^ * Avenue, Tillicum School on Oril-

I Speeds Alone' ua street

* ^ IT PCNINSI'LA

The Christmas Sesd campaign

srainst chat disease is anoar- Saanich voters may use any

Oak Bay council is studying details of n
$450,000 private reci’eational de\'elopment planned
for an eight-acre site in Hendereon Park.

The Racquet Qub of Victoria I ' ~

plam to move from Ka pre.seht' The brief says ihe Canada
location to the site in Oak Bay. | Safeway has made an otter for
near Henderson and Cedar HLlij ihe club's property cn Foul Bay
Cross Road, presently owned by i Road and it is important coun-
the municipality. Icil reach a decision soon.

I Cost of the land would be --

I about S12.000 an acre. C II

The club presented a brief on ^LOUIS lO Z^ll

Its piBiis to Oak Bay council rw vt ii

Monday I recs* Holly

The club proposes to buy Christmas trees and holly will
! enough property to include "a be sold by ScouU of Fourth
, large number" of grass tennis Cedar Hill Troop from Saturday

Christmas Setig or wai^ ™rej^Uc ftwting sponsored by the eourts. new paved tennis courts, until Christmas Eve at two lots,

badminton

facilities between coi
and university aOiletea.

Impressions \
Of China I

Impressions ct C9tina wit) be
given to a Victoria audiance at
the Century Irm at I p.m. today.

Mrs. Nonna McDonald, who
recently visited mainland Oana,
will speak on the sttojeet to t
public meeting.

The lecture is given in support
to OXFAM. Oxford Committee
for Famine ReHef.

ean pick them up at 1902A ForiiCanada-China Friendship Asso- several

courts.

or call EV 2-4422 to have sotne|ciati<Hi at 7:30 p.m. Friday in least two squash courts and
mailed.

at Oakcrest market and on Quadra
a just south of Lakehill shopping
i centre,

the Dominion Hotel

swimming pool.

Kaiiffoor Leopard Hunts

Sixteen Countries Visited

Victorian Mistaken for Pakistani Spy in India

the native habit of chewing from India to Kuwait with a
betel, and found he didn't like pint of blood. Thirty dollars is

'* standard price for donora.

The two hitchhiked across
the oil-rich Middle East, and
arrived in England via
Greece, Turkey, Italy and

Germany. "Europe w a fine place to

sec, but people around 45 or
50 years old approciate it
more than >t)ung people." ha
aaid.

"The older person has a
finer sense of appreoiafion.'*
h* explained.

jackarooa — Australian cow¬
boys — for the hunt," he said.

ITie hunt, he explained, was
carried out from the back of
a [Hekup truck at night, and
the hunters were armed with
.22-calibre rifles and a power-
fid spotlight.

An unsuccessful leopard
him* took place after the two
Viotorians made friends with
a Ceylonese safari guide.

Ixmdon. and expects to remain
for a while in E^land.

The young Mr. Foster de¬
cided he had enough wander¬
ing, and came home to Vic¬
toria Siaida).

wait, Turkey, Greece, Italy,
Auatria, Germany and Eng¬
land.

"I was a traveller, nit a
tourist.’’ he said. "I wovked
when 1 oouid, and when 1 was
broke 1 hitrhhiked."

By -IIM BRAHAN

Being mistaken tor a Pakis-
rani spy. (iiewing betel wkh
Ceylonese, sleeping in ele-
ihant-dung huts, are all m toe
irsvet memories td a young
Viotorian «too has roaniM the
w<orid for the peat 16 months

David Foatcr, 23, at 2021
Carnarvon, left here to Sep-
■ember, 1964. to attend the
Olympics in Japan, little re¬
alizing that before returning
he would see 16 different coun¬
tries.

* * * One of the highligtk.s tlieie

Among the countnes be was participating in a kan-
travelted were Japan. Owns, garoo hunt.

.\i»rraiba, India. Ceylon, Ku- "We went with a couple of

The India-PakiBtan dispute
broke out while the pair were
in New Delhi.

Hakistan was dropping para-
Iroopa and espionage jggents
into India, and the tevo Vic¬
torians were picked up by a
civil defence official on sus¬
picion. -w*

They were intrigued by the
ronskrud n of the native huts,
built for the, most part of ele-
ihant dung.

The two also found tramp-
toj the Jungle an exciting ex¬
perience.

In Japan he met fellow Vic¬
torians Brucw Graham and
Grant Hobbs, and they all de¬
cided to vlstt Australia. '

The trio found work in Syd¬
ney with a bridge-building
firm.

"From cur point at viewr, it
wu kind of aad because we
were not paihd to pHlamp-
ing,'* he said. "But they con¬
sidered it was okay bcKause
they were getting rid of
{lests."

*rhe three split up in Sydney
when Grant Hobbs decided to
remain while the other two
went to Ceylon.

"We were held up for a few
days in Amman, toe capital of
Jordan, while Bruce recowred
Trofh a dlgfVt ra.se of tyiitioid
fever," he said.

’"riiis was toe only illness
we suffered during the trip —
aside from Ui* odd ease of
dysentery."

Bruce Graham if working in

A few anxious monient.s
were siient in the police sta¬
tion liefpre an interpreter
(ame to the rescue and iden¬
tified the two Canadians.

They paid their boat fart

"It's not like Tarzan’s jun¬
gle in toe movies, but it is
pretty dense," said the travel¬
ler.

While in Ceykin he tried out

tie expects to return to the
University of Victoria for hi's
fourth term in September.

Ihivid Fo8lf>r

BIRRS

BIRRS

20 BniIu (Eolonlil. Vtrwrt*
Tt<«War< Dct-

OCIAL

AND

Personal

(RAMitXOVVLR Wl
I'raieflfwpr Women's InsLiuto
will mwt on Thursday, Dee-
at 1 30 p-m. in the View Roc.*i'l
Community rfall.

Horseshoe
For Luck

PROFESSIONAL

DIETITIAN

sent from

A lucky horseshoe,

England by her uncle. F. L.
Holman. wM earned by Bever*
ley Am Schwab when ahe be-
came the bride o( Alan Chris*
toi)her Eamshaw in St. Alban's
Anglican Church.

Rest. F. W.'Hayes olficiated
St the ceremony unitini; the
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Schwab. 3034 Doncaster Drive,
and the son ot Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Eamshaw. Yorkshire,
Elt^land. Mr. Schwab gave liis
daughter in marriage.

Chrysanthemums and eama*
tiom in pink and white tones
were on the alt^r, and dw
church was decorated with ar¬
rangements of yellow, white and
pink carnations.

W. Ramilton was organist.

On Friday. December 10. His Honor the Lieulenant-Govel
nor will attend the annual Chriatmaa reception of the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police in the Offleert' Mess.

Mrs. H. W. Windle of Bromley Place enlMtsuned yester
day at a coffee^nd-birthdayicake party lor Mra. T. O'D. Walton,
wboae birthday was Sunday. A beautiful cake decorated with
sugar panties and rosea was made for the c^aaion by Mrs.
Trudy Barclay. Gueata at the psu'ty Included Mra. Miriam
Simpson, Mrs. Muriel MarquLs, Mr*. Barclay, Mrs. Eric Lea-
royd, Mra. Judy Muagrave and Mrs. M. Ingram.

wee

Miaa Pamela Deelman, a popular bride-elect, waa the
recipient of many lovriy gUto when a mitcellaneoua ahower
waa held In her honor by her attendants, Barbara Phippa,

Mr, end Mrs. C. D. Black-
stock of North Surrey aimouncs
iIk' engagpment <4 iherr eldeal
daughter liorene Grace Carlson
to Mr. Cotin Edward McLean,
only son of Mr. and Mrs. D. C.

McLean of 1120 Rock Street.
Vietorte. llie wedding wiB take
place kfonday, December 27 at
7 p.m., at die Salvation Army
audel. Officiating wlU be Cap¬
tain Douglas.

_held In her honor by her attendants, Barbara Phippa,

Carolyn Hill and Lola Onidt. at the home of the latter on

Cedar Rill Road. Hie gifts were concesded In a novelty oon-
talner, a replica of the B.C. F«rry •Queen of Saanich” of which
the groom-eleet Mr. Grant Craigmyle la a staff member. Rose

St. David's Guild
Realizes $400

and heather corsages were presented to the bridoelect, her
mother. Mra. J. Deelman and the groom-clect'a mother. Mra.
M. Lehefen. Other gueata were
Mra. W. Putman. Mra. C,

Phippa. Mra. S. Orrtdi and the
Mlsaea Ann Batcy, Lynn Chap¬
man, Shirley McHairy, Chrol
Abbott, Wendy Claiite. (SaudiU
Fcrber, Margaret Smith. Pau-
Ut ' Nuraia. Denise WUde.

Lynne ConnA Susan Macey.

Sbelagh French and Morjorle
MacPheraosi.

Centred by a gaily decorated
tree, the hall of St. David'a
church-by-the-Sea. presented an
attractive appearance to the
parishioners and guests, attend¬
ing the annual Chrisunas Baz¬
aar, held under auspices nf the
P roceeds a-

E. MadUnrot waa in charge of
Parcels of mystery and Mrs.
C. B. Peteraon the cake contest
The tocal branch of the WA.
with Mn. F. Tanner in charge,
had a candy itall.

The oommitto in charge of
I tea were, Mrs. J. M. B. Nicotl,
'Mrs. T. Andenson, and Mrs.
H. Gallop. Serving gueils were
Mra. A. D. Jamieson. Mrs. H.
Bergiok, Mn. N. Tipper, Mrs.
J. Kldsoo, Wendy Ewen and
Herman Bergink.

Corby'S

EXTRA DRY

Mrs. C. H. Maber was 102 on Sunday. It was a joy¬
ful occasion for the most charming guest of honor
who was suii'ounded by her ffunily and friends
on this day. Bom in England, Mrs, Maber lives with
her daughter. Mrs. Hilda Vantreight, Tyndall
Avenue, Saanich. She has two sons and two daugh¬
ters, four grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren
and two great-great-grandchildren. Mrs. Maber
enjoys wonderful health, and looks forward to go¬
ing to town for Christmas shon>ing. One of her
greatest pleasures is good music. —(Robin Clarke)

Women'* Guild,
mounted to S40<T
The Vicar and Mra. H. Gordon
Walker with Mra. K. P.
Williams welcomed the guests.
Introduced by the Guild Presi-
dmt. Mrs. K. M. LewU. Mra.
C. E F. Wolff, of St. Luke's
opened the fete. The home
cooking stall waa managed by
' Mrs. Hilda Walker. Mn. D. C.

: XVilklnaon, Mrs. B. Tanner and
Ibtra. Helen Dawson. Mra. John
.S. bJcAlpine, assisted by Pam-
lela Glover had a game for
{children.

The needlework and gift stall
was In the charge of Mrs. A. L.
Hays. Mrs. N. Life and Mrs
Erie Keddie. Superfluities were
: sold by Mr. F. Mutrle, assitted
by Mrs. C. M. Fevang. Mrs. W.
Ronald and Mrs. R Udall. Mrs.

Pamela Schwab and brides¬
maid Mist Penny Schwab. ‘Ihey
'wore dresaet of deep red velvet
't^led along empire Unea. Ifrad-
,ptoce* of red velvet and netting
I were In their hair. Hiey earned
[colonial bouquets of peppermint
Jewelry iraa pearl

Htlpt SqIv* 3 il^ytt

MTYCIOFSUP^OTTU

Worrits Old Frobltios

a lltUa rASTBmi MDklad oa
your dratuna daaa aJI llm; 4t| Batpa
bold (aiM laaUi M*aarwlf la plan:
<31 Baida ttwn mm eowtcaiabls.
43) Law fou blu op to 31% baraw
vllbonl diieonrert PASTarrH
Powder >a oJkalina <naB-acid).WaD't
M>ur No tunmy, socay. pasty laato
or fr eilBgl A told ftobarraasiiMCt. Oal
PASl^niB ai all droa wstaUra

ASH

caniatiofis.
pendants, gifts of the brkle.

1 revor Holgate waa beat man
and Bruce McLay waa usher.

At toe receptien la the Oolon-
tol IziR, the bride and groom
cut a three-tier wedding cake
topped with ■ heart-Aiped ar-
rrgement of pink flowers,
made by the bride’s mother. E.
C Paulson pro po se d the toast
to the bride.

For travelUng on honeymoon
up-Istand, the new Mrs. Earn-
diaw choee a dark brown wool
ooat wMh raeeom eoUar, match¬
ing hat and aecesaories. Her
corsage wai of yellow roeebuda.

Serviteurs were Mrs. S. Elrih-
scB, Mn. S. North, Mra. C.
Patrick and Mn. E. Lamb.

Supervising slalla were Mrs.
Patrick. Christmas decorations;
Mrs. R. Chandler, Mrs. K.
Sorenson and Mrs. T. Wans-
braugh, home cooking; Mn. W.
Hilton and Mrs. L Cooper,
needlework; Mn. L Hodgeaon
arKl Mrs. A. Beck, variety table;
Mra. M. Tuekw. childrCB’s coro¬
ner; Mrs. R, Rutland, Christmas
cards; the Miwes LmUc Hodge-
scai. Patricia Connors, Sally
Davies and members of the
church Girls' Auxiliary. Joe's
Notebooks.

This advertisement Is not published or displayed
by the Liquor Control Board or by the Government
of British Columbia

scribed with "Let's all go to
church on Christmas morn.*'
centred guests’ tablet at the
recent bazaar and tea of St.
Columbs Onirch, held recenUy
tn the church hall. Mrs. A.
While made the centrepiece*
and also fashioned tiny gaily-
decorated Christmas trees which
highlighted the windows and
topped toe piano.

S. North, people's warden.
o|>ened the affair, which realized
}450, and Miss Elsie Frayne,
president, greeted the guests.
Mrs. C. Martin conveied the
toa, assisted by Mrs. S. Connors
and ^tn. R. Cartwright and
Miss K. Frayne.

SOLD IT kll QkOCHS

Its Christmas Crystal Time

FAMILY SERMCE

Regular mfcttog of the WA to
the Famfly and CHkhen's
Service will be heW at Spoioer-
house Wedneaday, Dee. I at 8
p.m.

Prayer and heabtst study
meeting, WeitoeiMy, Dec. 8 wk
3 p.m., ki Cathedral Memotlal

Craddock

was In ehaige of tea tickets. Hall.

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ftagulsr claaning
about $12.*S.
Carltons prlca: $2.SO

tJallil Ciolonisif Victoria, B.C., Tnu., Dee. 7, 19S5

Mr. and Mrs. George Chatterton are
bursting with pride over the accomp*
lishments of dau^ter Sharlie. 18, and
son Peter 17. Both have been awarded
the Nepean pin of merit, which means
they have averages of over eighty per
cent maintained over the last four
years. Attending Nepean high school,
Ottawa, both are in Grade 13, and
were two out of nine who received

the award. Both Sharlie and I^ter
went to school at Royal Oak until
Grade nine. Mr. Chatterton, Conserva¬
tive member of Parliament for Esqui-
malt-Saanich states next year Peter
will enter McGill to study medicine,
and Sharlie goes to Queen's for Lib-
brary Science.

— (Lloyd Brown, Ottawa)

ANN

LANDERS

Dear Ann landers: I sew red when my eyes fell on see u it ii convenient, i im no
the words. “The American husband is the most ^iled, JusUflcation lor ■ wwn«n being

pleasure-seeking parasite in the world.” ^ *

“ ~s. - - - - - - - drop-in visitor when she Is tatuy,

I wu m«Tied to « European __ w. Hb « unprepared, or perhaps dashing

for lf> yeara so I speak as an ow wheiis|v« h* like tt ^ appointment,

authority. The European hus- --

band would sooner be caught

I've diMuued tMi with three i

^ ..... ... w ___ other wetnen in our parish and

dead than «th 1 dish towei in ^ ^ ^

his hand. He feeU it u beneath yi,lts. U we are wnmg,

his digniqr to carry out toe pieggp tell ua. Thank you.—
garbage or empty an ash tray.'JUST US.

It does bot offend Mm. hob ever. I Dew^ JiM«: No owe haa a rlgM
to sit in an easy chair with hU I *° ^ >" *^«***“ *^ **^»*»« ^
atwes off and watch his wifeh ■■■

Tm Rm* N, Wt Ntt III

RMT-ALLS IV JEROME

l1IRaa4«r«

haul large baataeta of laundiy :'
up frotn toe basemerK. i

The European husband leases
bis bife home a lot. I was never
invited on a busineaa trip al¬
though my husband's colleagues
often toMi their wives, 1 was
tint permitted to )on a bridge
club becauae my husband said
respectaUe women don't leave
the house alone at ni^.

Ten yean with that dingbat
was like • life eetitoace. Now I
am happily married to aa Amer¬
ican who tnia me like a hu¬
man being.—THUMBS DOWN n
ON EUROPEAN MEN I

Dear Thumbs; Tm not dis-{j
puting your word but I knowJ
of some American husbands i'
who have the traits which youj
describe as European. I’d like'
to hear from otoer mmen whoj
have (or have had) European i
husband*. What goes (or went),
on at your house, girUT |

Dear Ana Laadera: Why do I
■ocne members of toe clergy i
feel free to call on members of |
their parish any old time and,
expect to be welcome as the |
floiwers in spring?

Isn't it common eourteay to
telephone and ask If a visit is
eonvenient? Does a clergyman
have a special licence to drivel

For Free Market EvalutioD of Fear Boue

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8 MBtchfaig Padded Leatherette
Armchairs

l'x4’ Plate-Glass Mirror
Tables

1 Automatic Coca-Cola Dispeusing
Machine (bottles)

Racks and Stands, Desk,
Shelving and Counter, Vibrator,
MisceDaneous. *

McEWAN’S

MEN'S SHOES

1447 Douglas Street

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1 1

Couture

New three-piece suit with ele^nce
—skirt sheathed with a pleat,
aleevelesa sheU and jacket . . .
Simply beautiful when nights arc
festive. Resort bound, the spell of
Chanel goes with you wherever
you go. Enjoy the freedom, tha
grace, the art of fastuon pieces for
the change of season. 8 to 18.
Bahamas blue, jonquil, pink,
green, navy, black and off-white.
Ordinarily made to sell at $50.

A Timely Offering
At This One Low Price

enjoy a night out
widi the money
you save on
Cadtons diy cleaning

Now the wool marked label lets
you separate the great in fashion
frun the not-so great. Because It’a
awarded only to quality tested
products, made of the world’s best
pure virgin wool

Go to a show. Dina at your feirarite rest¬
aurant. Enjoy a relaxing, refresning night
an the town. It’s possible with the money
you save by dry cleaning your family's
clothing - and your drapes - at Carltons.
For only $2.50 you can dry clean as many
as 10 or 11 garments In one load. It’s easy
and it's fast - takes less than 50 minutes.
And the results are perfect!

SATISFACTION GUARANI€£0 OR
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727 Yates St

Mayfair Shopping Centre

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727 Yates St

22 (Edfuninl VUlorla, B.C^ Ta««., Dec. 7, 1963

London Port Boss
Urges Cargo Speedup

WASHINGTON (UPI) — U-S.'sew baaci involved. Th*l
Dffonce Seci-etao' Robeit S domestic bases.'in 39 slatet andl
HcNamara Monday announced nistricT of Columbia. wlUj
, , ^ . I* identified Wednesday, Tb*.

plans to close or redu^e U9 hases »iil he named'

U S. mililary buses at iumie and after consultation with the other
■broad at an estimated annual Boventments affected.

■aving of S140.MO.OOO. The .action drew a quick

McN.m.r. .aid ,h.. 126 “'r;*

^ ^ ^ n>Ah U- Mondell Rivers, M.

*)me5tle bases and 23 over- c. of tlie house armed servlcet

committee said the move was •
calculated risk diat "mighti
prove very costly to the coun-

SAINT JOHN. NB. (CP) -
Director Genera! Oudfey Per*
kins of the Port of London Au¬
thority said Monday he fa. con¬
vinced

working comb i n e d operation
would be necessary to make the
system successful.

Mr. Perkins said London Is
preparing a sfiecial berth lo
handle packaged lumber from
B.C. The port had been ap¬
proached by VanoouN'Cr busi¬
nessmen hoping In export pack¬
aged lumber to the U.K.

container
service—the rapid movement of
uniformly packaged cargo —
soon will become a reality.

He told an Atlantic Ports day
gathering that such a service
may begin next year. I

READY BY INt I

The Port of Londem hopes to
have several deep-water berths
ready to handle containers next
year. Mr. Perkins said.

Mr. Perkins said the first port
in Canada to offer g container
service could have a great ad¬
vantage.

'The ports of the Atlantic
provinces must be ready to
meet the. challenge.’'

Land would be necctSary lo
handle trailer trucks carrying
the containers and a smooth-

Ptin, Burnlfli, Tsndsrnss

sn Bsttsm ef Faat

^ Am. minm iwar.

I^SMTi ZiM>.pt*. THi,,

TOO kn’CTI

Riwrs said the Viet Nam
wiir might take many directions,
particularly if the Soviet Union
or China should openly inter¬
vene,

"If we are going to err. let’s
err on the side of having too'
much rather than too little.''
River* said In a statement. "I
■m not at ail sure the American
people are wilting to accept an¬
other large reduction In our de¬
fence posture "

RfkK TOO ORK.AT

Rivers said he was imre the
nation would *^tber keep mili¬
tary topces at thetr present j
level “than lake a risk for the'
sake of economy.”

But McNamara

Christmas Stocking

Christmas comes early for quick-witted aqulrrel
in Vancouver’s Stanley Park, Benefactor, knowingly
or not, left bag of walnuts W'hich little animal man¬
aged to tuck away in hiding before his friends
found out. —(CP)

VANCOUVER (CP) - Western
Mines Ltd. anr»ia>ced Monday
It expects to bring Its property
in Strathcona Park on Vancouver
I.«land into production In Juite
and start shipping oCTicerWrates
in July.

Prraident H. M. Wright said
at a meeting of shareholders
here he has received assurances
from the highways department
I 2u-mile road ak^ Buttie l^ke
from t))e mine to Western Land-
irtg will be completed by July.

The ronceotmte* from the TM TONS DAILT
mine will be shipped along the Productiim wmld be up to 750
road. t2.0()0.(Xl0 of the cost of

which will be paid by the com- Charles M. Campbell, general
pany. managrr, said it would be un-

_ _ . economic to spend more money

ICOST IN MIIJJONS to ore

I A Nanaimo ornipany, ARB Money Aoukl be beat employed
,CanBirucuon. has been awarded in preparing fur production.

I the eontracl to build the mill tor Spending on E>eepBea leading
!the mine that will have coat PacUiCiea tw concentrates ai
Im.OOO.OOO to bring into produe- Campbell River would be

The company says the ore'
will be about 10 per cent sine,
one per cent lead, more than
two per cent copper, and more
tiian 2 ounces uf silver per ton.,
Thoio is also, a trace of gold.

Mr. Wright said the company
has doubled its reserves to 2.000.-
000 tons during the ybar and he
saw no rea-sun why they could
not be doubled again. The pre-
.sent reserves were sufftoient to
keep the operation guing lor.
I six to eight year*.

New Oil Crisis
Still Building

Christmas Holly

Traditiooftl
Yuletide Gift

VANCOUVER (CP) — Dtffer^
ences over automation clauses
kept contracts unsigned and a
new crisis still buUding Monday
in British Columbia’s oil in¬
dustry.

Fred Geddri, president of'
local 9-SOl of the OH. Chemical:
Atomic Workers Union
I. said contract negotia-
deadlocked o\'cr the
refusal by six eompaniet

automation terms into
McNamara said that more their eontracu
than 53.000 mDitary and civilian He said the union wants the
jobs would be eliminated and government i proposais, made to
an addttima! 29.000 military and avert a gener^il labor strike in
civilian personnel a-ouid be re- B.C, written into eontracu pend-'
located as a result of the c|^ ing implemenution of a labor-1

management committee cm auto '
All civilians affected aill be matiem.
offered other gmTmment Jobs. —ttKi v
TransporltHon and retrsining *’** **‘“ »"***
expense* will be paid »1»er« ^

necessary —British American. Im|>eriai.

McNamara said the clealngs Standard. H^e i^ Tex-
-Wi* affeef he.es employlM ^ •Ul o^y

more than 250 per«ms_as«J totent on auto-

anguished from reductions — mations. ,

would he "subject to congna- ^

tkxial review.” ‘"‘ct iman are ihIkm- wim the

made the
point that the closings and re¬
ductions "wiD be oompleled
without decreasing military ef-
fectlveness or limiting our
current and future activities in
southeast Asia.”

Nor. he said, was there any
politleai altmiflcrmee or any af-,
feet on troop depli^ments in I •**‘1 ‘

fbe Hat of onTrsea* bases. He| (OjC)

said they simply were r» longer jtjons ate

needed-

JOBS RUMIN.ATFD ’write

! UJflTED NATIONS (Reuters)
—Malaysia called Monday for
an oil embargo agairut South
Africa while warning that if the
United Nations does not act now
i against that repubUc. it would
be eondeirmed by history.

I Speaking in the special poii-
I tieai eommittee of the UN Gen¬
eral Assembly. Radhakriahna
Ramarti. ‘the Malaysian dele-

Sbipped in Ctiind*

Eagllah boUy, well
berried and treated.
.Sprig of mixtietoe.

Flowers Wired Anywhere
Order now and save wire charges

A SWEET GIFT!

S5.50 mails a 5 lb. box of our famous English Mix to
any part of Canada or the UiLA. — Bring in the
address and we will be pleased to do the rest

est and sternest statements
against Pretoria In the debate
so tar on apartheid (race sep-
eratioii.)

"Petroleum products are the
very life-blood" of South Africa.
Ramani said. "South

The ENGLISH SWEET SHOP

Water ia balmy M de g ree. ii
bul outaide air Is little fresher.
8n (reah, la fael, that roatrae-
tor Robert C'ampeaa prefer*
to keep hhi far hat oa. Sceae
wan shot la aew year-rnaad
pool ia Ottawa aaharlwa hom¬
ing development.—(CP)

£V4-5S15

1S15 Douglas St,

Africa

does not produce oU. It Imports
very nearly the whole of Iti re-
quiremeots from abroad eitliCT
as crude oil for its refineries
.or IS a motor spirit. TYiia la
'one obv'iously vulnershle aspect
,ot the Soutii African economy.”

He also rriilctKd Britain Ibr
continuing trada relations with
South Africa.

Fortune
Heads
Netc Club

Terry Forturw wea Imlsiled
Monday as president af the re-
ceeaJy formed Saanich lions
Qub, at a ceremany at Surfside

Ail 11 members of the Saan- ribbons and pri/e money for calf
1^ Ayrshire +41 Club won club aclUevemenis in 19$5. |

Winner of the Haughland;

do1f*4oil<Fh RitPfi shield for the best fitted and
V^UlUlUU^n IXIICD shown calf a the Vancouver Is-

frjp TofIttV White show svas

Oil lur luaay Lyim Relmer of Sidney.

DUNCAN—Local resident tor I>>uSlss Savllle won the Fenih
the past 15 years Margery Flor- Trophy for the best 4-H year-
*atce Colclough died at King’s ■* “m* “d Doi«-

DaiMjhters’ Hospital here. Dec, 4. Rrlmer won the A. Steven-

She was bom at Toconto. Ont.. Voph< for^be*! Ayrshire
lo 1J«9 w h e r e she had lived ^ Cowichan ExM-

most of her life Wtion.

Gee Pierce Is first vioe-pteal-
dnt; Doug Pries, secorsl vic^
prsaident; John Occri. secre¬
tary • treasurer; Bill Liggett,
lion tamer; Ed Dtewo kl . tsit
twlRH-: Earle Qrose. casMcr:
Tom Mottrnhead, AI Buns snd
Dick Pugh, direotofs.

Installing officer snu Perey
Frampton,

111 IttiM Irt From Rignlir Stock tod
SHbstaitiilly Rtduetd For Thii Oio Day Oily

Hirst Funeral (Thapel, Duncan A tpeclaJ showmaxuhip prise
today at 2 p.m., followed by was awarded to Douglas SavtUt.
burial at ML View Ometery. who during 1965 received first
Somonna. prixe at at] fsirs he attended—

-»- he Jaycec Fair in Victoria.

'D^l* Cf * PNE, Sasnlchton Fair and Dtsh

roiice Seize can Fair. Hg also Iscame top

Ttf^ _— Junior showman at ttte PNE and

150^U8 IrlOne^ top dairy showman at the Saan-

HOUSTON. Tex. (AP) - U.S. __. .

nrw>ratrkP anH \ . . _ _ w^ases*.

Rheumatic Pain

Qat trua railaf wtlh

DOLCIN

•*Rr your laonay boaki
Far tf aty (mi rutat tram s.ias at Rhswiaa
tlsa. Arthmit, Scisika, Luabiaa ar Iw-
still, try OOLCIN. Tlim aftw Hm,
DOLCIN btitiii eeUlkn filM Iran eila
Will leinilfla isiid. SsiiilliS marsiha
•odd avir eoUd tall yea: "OaS OOLCIN
TaSM. . . . ttay'ra raally geasr Vaa.

'The world's wheat and rye
harvest in 1961 was an all-time
record of 309,000.000 short Iona,
2S.OOO.OOQ above tha 1963 crop.

RAINCOATS

$ 8.88

DRESSES
</2 PRICE

SKIRTS

$4J)9

Spedal Group of basic and
fancy styles. Reg. priced {rom
110.98 to S29.95. One and two-
piece styles in wool and orepea.
Many crochet tiima snd Uce
trims In the group.

Reg. priced to S29.95. A special
group of popiin and Canadian
Mist fabrics—assorted style*
and colors.

After the Sale. 9596. Lovely,
lively styles in sheath, A-llnc
and pleatod styles.

BLOUSES

$3.49

SLIPS

/ $3.49

SLIMS

$749

About $3.99

"Snugglt Bugs" ora mode from dMp orlon
pile, 100% washable. Full spongy
outsoles hold shape ond are
long wearing.

Orion

About $2.99

After the Sale. S3.96. Choose
from our entire stock of S3.96
slips. Nylon, arnel and cotton.
White and colors.

After the Sale, $858. Lean,
lengthy aiyles in wool and cor-
durov. Aaaorted colors, some
pin stripes.

After the Sale. $3,98. Plain and
cottona in pert new atyles-
ruftles and Uce trim Included.

HOSIERY

HALF SLIPS $249

After the Sale. $2.98 Amel. nylon and
cotton. Beautifully trimmed and detailed.

First quality seamless mesh. Guaranteed
to give complata aatlafactlon.

SCOTCH

Enjoy eash-frooy eart-frio ibopplng at Swool 16. Tht ertdif't ail yoors.

Everywharal

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Any of the following gifts you
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NOW, MAKE YOUR CHOICE
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CHRISTMAS’*

In Victoria Call 386-2211

eentre ind (oremost for the person who enjoys the
thrill of hejrinj froin friends >nd relatives here's
the attrKtive new "Long Distance Gift Certificate."

Always popular as the perfect little personal tele¬
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Another gift, popular with "the man who has every¬
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it will dial any one of them for you at tha touch
of a button.

Now you can go about your work and talk to friends
with a "hands free" speakerphone. Just talk and
listen without using the handsel. It comes in
decorator colors.

A welcome gift for that special someone is the

melodious bell chime, to replace the regular tele¬

phone bell, also in matching colors.

For the hard of hearing, thera’s a wonderful and
thoughtful gift—the amplifying handset, witfi a vari¬
able volume control, to amplify incoming calls so
they can be haerd loud and clear.

Ever welcome In this Kllvity-packed age is an
extension telephone. Save yourself steps and have
extensions in all the heavy traffic centres of jmur
home, such as playroom, den, patio, workshop, and
of course one in tha bedroom lor night nr early
morning calls.

Coste ar* eurprlainf ty low and In moat caaca
you can pay wUh anali awnlhly additimt to
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tniTtSH COiUMBiA TElEPHOtH COMMfY

Pearkes First PiUron

B.C. ‘Big Brothers’
Come to Victoria

lirothen will mkwi he
watrhinK over fatherless boys
In Victoria.

Ijeutcnant-Goverwor Pearkes
Friday became the first patron
'of the Big Brother organizaliOii
I In B.C.

Thomas J. Stewart, Vancou¬
ver executive director, and Al¬
fred Adams, board of directors
honorary secretary met with
{nnvfneial secretary Black ta
discuss ways of introducing the
movefnmt to Victoria, after
presenting Mr. Pearkes with a
fcrtdi.

The Big Brother movement

recruits men who are willins to
act as friend counaellor and
guide to falherless hoys hy
meeting them regularly, talking
over their problems and intro¬
ducing them to healthy male
pursuits.

Don’t be
a cough
disturber

Are vouooe of Ihotf vbo cough
and dialurh ynwf friend, and
family, rauring ihem reelleiw
nighu. aa nell as >otirw>ir If
you are autfering from a rough
due to cnids or bronrhial irrita¬
tion. then you one it to every-
CMie around you to enjoy that
wonderful fait relief from
Buchlay’a Mistura today.
Burkiry’a Alixlure ia lb« aim-
pleteiy different cough remedy
known for its faat actioa. That
ia why ova SO milline huttlra
have hem anld and Buckley'a
fame bas now ipread to aome
twenty ooantriea. i.uchy you
that thi, grand enugh remedy
is aold everywhere in Canada,
even in the Arctic nherc Uvea
depend on faat fast oougfa relief.

On Hospitals

Over M milllaa kMlU,

I Barkiey'i MIslare ksve brea
mIS araBagllie warM.

Yes’

Vote

Urged

George Maslen. administra¬
tor of Royal Jubilee Hospital,
has urged the public to vote in
favor of a regional hospital dis¬
trict for Greater Victoria.

"During the past five years
more than 12S.000 jiatients have
been admitted to our hospitals
in the Victoria area,'' he said.

"If these patients are ap>
presciatlve of our services, we
now request that they express
their appreciation 'by voting
'yes' for hospitals on Dec. 11,
1^ said.

He referred to tf.e referendum
which wQI decide on raising
property lax two mills for
future hospital con-struetlon.

Mr. Masters also applauded
city council for endorsing the
hospitals proposal at Its Friday
meeting

"Thank God for the members
of cit>’ couTKi! and there ap¬
preciation of the real iwoblem.*'
he said.

Governor
Defies Military

RIO DE JANEIRO lAP' -
FYanciseo Negrao de Lima be¬
came the new governor of Bra-
rll's' Guanabara stale Sunday
despite a mllltr “y request for
his arrest few alleged Commu¬
nist c o n n e c tkHis. Informed
sources said Brazil's superior
military tribunal deferrH to
President Huber to Gastello
Branco's pfyymise that sdl win¬
ners of the Oct. i governorship
elections would be Installed.

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Highway Ministers’" Talks Top Secret

I Dalllf (Tolintls! Victork. B.C. Ties., Dec. 7, IMS 23

TORONTO .(l'Pl> — The lw«: | «>p - level conference of w^uld be submitted to tlw fed- into two cohl-sliaring programs briefs aloud NV>ndBy. according
day meeting of Canadas Uj.SPECTRE , jeral government. in recent years. to a sjwkesmaiv

p-Dvmcial hj-thways minis'icrs Ontario Highways Minister C.I Although highways are pro-, There are no 'federal ob- An atmosphere of co-operation
which began .Monday, js beglq- S. MacNaughton. wim called ttulvincial responsibilities, the fed-^servers at the conference. iwas present /during Monday’s
ning to look as seerelive as a get • logclher. said ihe draft|cral govemmenl has entered! AJi 10 ministers read theirl sftsions. he added.

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VICTORIA
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Reduce Your Income Tax

You can cut taxes now on money you sei aside for your
retirement years, if you meet either of these two simple
requirements; s

1 You are not a member of a Registered Pension Plan;

2 You are a member of a Registered Pension Plan but
your conirtbuiion is less than the i^aximum allowed
for (ax savings.

One other important thing. Your savings (in excess of
any contributions to your employer's Registered Pension
Plan) must be put into a "Registered Savings Plan’*—
the kind of plan you would buy from a life insurance
company. And you must eslablfsh your Ptaii by March
I. 1966, for relief on your 1965 income tax.

If you are not a member of a Registered Pension Plan,
the maximum allowed for tax savings is 20% of your
earned income or S2,500, whichever is less. If you are a
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Suite ISO. BenUll Bldg.. 1670 Dnugla* 8t..
Vktnria, B.C.

flttit itmd m* OiforiMiioii aboMi lUthttrHl Hannit.

NAME ......

ADDRESS...

TIm' conicnts of the briefs were
not disclosed, but the minUters
were reported making good
progress” in the meeting.

Tlie sjiokesman said every
province reeognized'the need lor
a national highway jwlicy.

MacNaughton. said when he
announced the conference; "It is
frit that the time h^s come for
al] levels of government to cun-
-ider a meaningful, long-term
jiolicy that couM bring about
further development of highways
Ir.insportAtion so that Canada
ean continue to expand and
prosper.”

NATIONAL- FROORAM
MacNaUghton predicted before
the meetings began that they
would be successful and a na¬
tional highways program would
be drafted.

He said the individual views
of ibe provinces would also be
examined to isolate highway
transportation needs of a purely
local nature from those which
have national significance.

MacNaughton said the steadily
increasing volume of kmg-dis-
tance commercial and private
highway travel had reached a
level that made the nationaJ
highways police a "mandatofy
consideration"

INCREASlNfl RTRAIN
"The highways systems that
have been financed and built up'
by individual provinces are com¬
ing under increasing strain and
their imjmrtanre from a stand¬
point of national commerce and
communication must he consid¬
ered equal to our railways and
waterways." MacNaughton sMd.

KHRDER TAKE THE AIR
Swedes had MS light aircraft
registered at the era! at 19M,
aenrly 50 per cent more than in
1661

VANCOUVtl •
IQMONtDN II

■I GINA

WINNietO

TOtONtO

MOMteiM

MAitrax

White Yule Unlikely

Chances of Victoria and Vancouver Island enjoying
white Christmas seem remote according to 30-day
weather forecast issued by United States weather
bureau. Outlooks calls for near-normal twnpera-
tures but heavy precipitatioa—(CP)

A well appotnted
Funeral Home

24 SaHif dptnulKt Vitlom. B.C., Tnci, Dte. 7, ISAS

Treasure Hunt

Huge *Clam'
To Dig Deep

TH6 BARGAINS
WERE never BCmt! t

" 'I ii" 1 t

TIME LY SAVINGS!
G.E. CLOCKS-25% OFF!

REMINISCENCE I TRIBUTE

BULLDOZER

Anikziiiff Aclinn mp(t]
hattfry oitfraled hull-
(1t>zpr ullh \)slble t*!**
Sinr. Spp nperalnr
iTunp the dozer—It re-
verHe«t on hiltinn; ob-
■LicIrn.

I OAK ISLAND, N.S. (CPi all, • 59-year-old steel worker.
Petroleum Keoloi;is 1 Robert from Hamilton. Ont.. died in a'
iDunfield said Monday he hope^ 27-f<x>t cas-Iillod pit on Uic is-,
to have a new SO-ton '‘diecincllund with three (ellow Workers.!
iclam ' in n|x'ration on thLs 132- W * *

acre island Wednesday. ,

The digKing clam — * 90- vestor in the Restall xenture
foot crane with a bucket ^yo|{ o^-gf- hunt after his

tachment—arrived by rail Mon-|df, 3 jh.

day anl was being unloadedl Mr, nunfield said he hopes to
and transported here across a||ini( ^he circular hole to a depth
LflOn-fiiot causeway built in Sep- of jgQ then-depending

■tember. jon what he fip^s-may or may

Beaiittful brown
white or c Isa renal.
Ociaiptnal fare cluck
with gold trim. Ideal
for den. living room,
etc. Reg. 1N.9S.

Available in w’lMxIione.
while nr yellow, with
chrome Inni anil fig'
oreil p.-itterii. Ideal for
ilenok nr kltchena, etc.
Reg.'S.SA.

NOW

CRYSTAL SET

SALE

Hear real radln pro¬
grams—modern plas¬
tic cabinet, senaitivc
fixed crystal, eaaily as-
■embled. Complete
with headphones.

Beautiful kitchen
cluck, white or sandal
wood. Ohlong shape
with marked minutes
and red sweep hand.
Reg. 6.9ft.

quality G.F. electric
clock In patterned cer¬
amic design with sun-
burst effect. Beige,
white or grey. Reg.
13.9A.

9 71

of the bottle • shaped Island
where Mr. Dutifleld and a crew
of 12 men hope to find a multi-,
million dollar pirate treasure'
trove.

The pit was sunk to about the!
14A-foot level during the last'
month by a 70-lon crane that
was remoN’ed from the Island
Thur.Muy because it was un
icontract to another job. |

Legend says the

money pit "
contains from $20,000,000 to
$fl00.000,000 in gold, silver and
jewels and that It was sunk in
either the 16th or 17th eentur>'
by pirates, a garrison from the
French fortress at Louisbourg,
N.S., or the Spanish, who
robbed the Indians of Central
and South America.

Mr. Dunfield said he has no
idea how much wealth the
"money pit” holds, but he’s
confident a vast treasure is

ONLY

STOCK N SPORT |

ROAD RACE SET {/)

Another quality Eldon ^

race aet. Over IK feet C

of prewired track for V

a large tr’x.’iS" layout. j*

Complete with power
pack and 160-m.p.h.
wale rheoatata. 6 In-
terchangeablc hiMlIea,

2 sport (ura with mo- «
lor* and I afock htal- ^

iea. Reg. 33.9A oet. CfS

RECIPE

Sniiare kitchen clock
with round face, somll
dealgn and tiirquoioe
awes-p hands, fhoone
from beige, white,
mint green or vellow.
Reg. 7.<W.

H'uodlone, white or
mint green—goes with
any kitchen decor. An¬
other G.K. apecial—
Approx. .V'x6'‘. Reg.
7.99.

Mr. Dunfield said the pit, a
jhole with a diameter <m( about
|l2 feet, was "in good condl-
iion" despite an accumulation!
of mud that had slipped to llw'
jbottom of the 8 h a ft. A immp
\wan used to keep the pit dry.

' The Los Angeles lrea.sure
[hunter arrived here in duly, a
I few weeks before Robert Rest-

Santa Treats Crippled Kiddies

Smokey is a long way ftom being a Solarium patlent.s on sleigh rides
reindeer but children at Queen Alex- piloted by Santa Claus. Children were
andria Solarium didn't mind a bit Sun- all tuned^up for Christmas folloiving
day. The docile horse patiently pulled rides.' —(RoUn Clarke)

.SPKX'IAI.

He has extended his treasure¬
hunting lease on the island to
Aug. 31. 1966. The Island, the
object of more than 20 major
treasure hunts in the past 150
'years, is owned by M R. Cha-'
, tiell of Sydney, N.S.

Reaiif Ifiil bedroom
alarm rlock — mellnw
Innea—rlnga Intermit-
lentiy till you awake.
Reg. low price 14.95
each.

G.E. quality at a ter
rifle saving! BednMim
alarm clock with mel¬
low tone to gently
awaken you. Reg.
12.9.3.

Royal Windsor Horse Shoic

FIREBASKETS

Build a cheerful fire
In our long-lasting
coat Iroa firebwNkeU.
ir.37’* lighlweighta
for wood or Prea-to-
loga. lg*'-24*’ heavy for
float.

Canadians

To.Normiy

UNITED NATIONS ICP1-
7>d Canadian women will be:
in a patty acooenponying Heniy
R. Labouiaae. executive dircctm:
at the United Nation Childmi'i
l^ind UNCEF, to Oslo to re-
19e Nobel Peace

SPECIAL

All Beautifully Boxed

Billerf Operated
TOMMY BUN

A realistic cap^flr-
log, battery oper*
ated “Sonny Dia¬
mond 1000** tommy
gun for the “Cops
and Itobiters” set.
Complete with free
batteries! Keg. T.S.'S.

Choose any one of
three of these won¬
der spring toy’s—
Cater-puller, Slinky
Traio or Slinky
Dog. Give the kid¬
dies of all ages
hours of enjoyment
—a truly versatile
toy. Keg. 2.19 each.
VOI R CHOICE—

179

EACH I

CALGART (CP)—A team of the year. Qlff Ross* bocM beat
jcunit« horses iviU be sent to out Bonito llvk), owned by
I England to help celebrate Can- Charles Woodwan) «f VMeour
I ada’s ceniennfal In duit eoutv ver. The bones are brother and
try. sister.

The board of govemori of the'

Canadian Cuttiag. Horse Asa<K
cialion at its annual meeting
Saturday formally accepted an,
im-itatioR to repeat its 1994 tour
|of England.

The mvitauon had been ex-
Mded byGeoAey Ckoei, ehais^
man of the Royal Wlndaor Hone
'Shemr and secretary of the
Household Brigade n>le Qub.

PRINCIC'B IRmSST
“It was entirely through the
interest of Prince Philip , . .
that the Uni show took pisee
at all," said Mr. Cross.

It Is expected that the tour
will Stan In Newark at the be¬
ginning of May and continue un¬
til the middle of July. About six
or eight horses will be sent.

umC’EBB BLECIED
There wlU be 30 days of actual
shows for hones and riders,
said Mr Ctom.

Qitf Ross of Edmonton wras
elected president
John Gumming of Calgary is
the new vice-president, and Stan
ktilner of EdmoMon, show maiw
■ger. Pat Bowsher of Calgary
I Is chairman of the novice com¬
mittee and Dennie Mighali of
Edmonton is secretary.

PRRKRNTATION
, Mr. Cross presented the out-
I coins president Don MaefCay of
F^lmooton. w i I h a silver tr^

reive

Priae on betialf of the agency.

The Canadians to re^ircsent
the fund at the eeremon> arc
Adelaide Sinclair of Ottawa, now
UNICEF's deputy executive di¬
rector tor programs, and Mar¬
garet Konantz of Winnipeu. a
member of the Canadian dele¬
gation to the UN and riiairman
of the Canadiaa UNICEF Cccn-
mittee.

Bee our grand selec¬
tion of metal, plastic
nr wooden push 'n*
pull toys. $wme are
musical, some anima¬
ted and are Ideal fur
the yuiing toddler—all
at low', tow prices!

SALE

DUNCAN — ITiree men and a
woman seer* remanded in eua-
tody lor a week oa cbargei of
poaaeaalan and falac pivtoieeB
when dwy appeared before Mag-
Istrtte Lance Heard In p^ee
court Monday |

Harry Paul Schultz, a U.S. I
citiaen In Canada en a tempor-
an' permit. Ronald Hill, .Alex¬
ander Curren and Margaret

Staggish Kidneys
May Bring
Restless Nights

36 ” BROCADES

86“ width imported
brocades for dresses
or the ever popular
“Shells.” A good se¬
lection of colorH.

1 98 MS
to O

ir na “Si* * tb* tlUau". Mi aaS
t«r« all Ikreuah ihi alsSt aaS Saa't
raillr kaev •kr —SirhaM bnv'i
■MS aaS kils fo* rmi I Oa* ciaai a(
■uik MlUiiaoi say ki W

(ImssU klOitV acllaa. Urtaiir
taltaa aaS klidSir aiicaalnM aa*
fabw. Tbi iwall «a to to«kaeto aaS
fwdiM iiakii. nw to «kii Dtoet

KUaar PMto mw kai» tolas mlW.
DaU'a attoilau kfalaar wtlaa. Mm
nttova Ito tnllaM cinSliloa Ukat
•aiMM Ito tockaiba. Vika Datf i, iai
aa U raa ftal totwr, rM battar.

UM iBii^falif hf ailttaai fa* a*ar

BURNETTS

MARTINI

By Travilgird

^ Moulded fibre-

i flM reinforced
Inggage. strong
yet light. Cbooae
from Mue, Ivory
or Bwmo*. Our
low prices 25%
off regular re-
tail.

RELAX VELVET

36“ width io deep
pink, electric Uoe,
black. Burgundy,
red. Compare it
4.95 per yard.

3 29

BURNEH'S
GIN AND TONIC

BURNEH'S
T0|l COLLINS

RftducMl Furthtf

TRAIN OR PETITE CASE

14” train cane or 16” petite ca.se in blue.
Ivory or Samoa. Re^lar retail vaiueK
17..50 and 18.10, 1 1 7^

SALE PRICE . . i I

36” wide. Ideal (or
bouee d r e a s e s,
aprons, curtafais or
children’s wear.
Values to 79e per
yard.

BURNEH'S
ORANGE BLOSSOM

WEEKEND CASE

21” weekend case is available in blue only.
Ideal for the travelling Udy. 4 ih99
21.95 retail value. SALE PRICE I C

BURNEH'S
GIN RICKEY

SALE, yd.

FOAM SHEETS

46“xM’' foam sheeta—
4” thick, in pink,
bliM, green, yellow.
Ideal for decoratloni,
ate. 1J9 retail nlue.

PULLMAN OR WADROBE

Pullman case is 24”—tdue only—ward¬
robe available in blue nr ivory Is 21” size.
Adds quality and prestige. Retail 26.95
and 21M. 4 £99

SALE PRICE . ID

BURNETT'S
GIN SOUR

EACH

Your clothes are an Important
part of the Christmas festivities
•. . know the confidence and pride
of coat, dress suit and accessories,
crisply clean . . . meticulousiy
pressed. You can trust Individual
. . . where every garment is pro¬
tected by a warranty of good
workmanship. You must be satis-
fied.

VELVET ART SETS
20% OFF!

Paint hories, ducks, bullfighters etc., paint
it yourxelf on genuine velvet. A profeH-sional
looking painting done easily at home! Set
includes prepared velvet stretched on
pressed wood, oil paints, cleaner, brush and
easy-to-foliow instructions. 8“xl0” size to
18”x24” sizeo. Reg. 2.T9 to 12.95.

DUCKS IN FLIGHT. A95

reg. 4.95_W

BULLFIGHTER. 1A35

reg. 12,95.. lU

A boy's dream set.
Vinyl pup tent com¬
plete with poles—
camouflaged, can¬
teen mess kit and
camouflage helmet,
ali sturdy piastie
set. Easy to set up
In backyard or any¬
where.

Uuwerf'

Drop your order Into th«
mdlridwil CaU Office In
your area .. . pick It np
at night, like new again,
eleoned and preoied witti
Individual oore.

FfM Farking
Faitf Civrtiini larvioi

the gin with the extra crisp flavour
in the attractive new bottle

9 ronvanfent I/orattons

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1.

1 % 9 3 t

V r 7 p • w w .

4

SKCTIO.N

and V 4 na>uv»r Su . on WvdnraiMv,
l>*c. I, ai »:li pm, R*» c. C
■■n»# •ifB'iMiag. InleimaM m
«<»tl Oak Btmal Park.

• inn and Aii^xam^-'Avitnd.
ijtg.m alai a aiater. Mn. Natl
VI HVn ■■ Knalafiit
l’ri>»n will W nrfMad an T\jm
■>' al 7 p ni n llw M Nvhuiaa

Marllvi Jamn wbo paawS twi>
Um. 1. IMS

^araful n# Uiy ml, dMii lll•JUla<

II la iwval (a bm(ha thy nan>a>

TVEADAT

Steer Yourself to the Better Cor Buys - In Today's Auto Classification

ATi'ER hoi;r
TEL erHUNKS
lk:30 p.m. to 1 k.m.

fVpnm su TOM
rdllorlkl or

Circulation SU-0'2a

BOX RErUES ,
.till replica to private t>o<
oumbera available Iroin
'«:0U a.i>i. to S'.M p.m.
Mnndas to »rtday la-
clualve.-

OEI^ICC HOLRA
('laulllod Coueler,' 8:0*
a.m. to «:00 p.m. Bual-
ncaa Office. S;<M a.ni. to
>:M p.m. Sdunday to Fri-
daj7 lacluaive.
clos»;d kati ro.w

• a •

TELEPHONE HOtBS
H ;00 a.ni. to 8:00 p.in.
Monday to Saturday la-
i-lualve.

a a •

n*ASSIFTt:i» (XtPY
DEAJOLINES
lifguiar ciaaai/icd advertuo
maWf may M PlacM ai iM
--••aiilm « la a.m. m 4.Ml aOL
JR Ibt day arii4 Vu MiDlicaU-Ja-
iijnmy la rniiay indluaiva By
atyptiuna. t.M am. U I iM
a nt Uooday to Saturday la-
luava

All cuaalfiad aamidiipia)! coev
muat ba IB Uia puaMUiua at
V.clona Pr«it Lid. MS) Uuuaiaa
SUaeL By 4.01 pm ae Uia day
1 >nc« to puPUcdthn. uniB iM
*\capliisi that <^y Iijc !>aidB)

, CmaiM miwt Bd IB By * 00 p mu

,S DIATHS AND fUNCRAlS S DEATHS AND FUNERALS, t

IN MRMORIAM

^ ^T’KIhS aavi !•> Mr dotl Mra SLHARAV—AS. CbJoo. on Occam* i>ftt»nFSft 4 'R«lcR.-ar Rail Ha«#n
n uauoiii. TM Lrty Atanuc Bar l im Wri lirmum Eitort. * iSrY

“C.. «L *• J’T?!'' •*-«. M >»ars. |..cnvarly or a Mr^wl I'm- Juhi

I H-aHxtal <«i .N-tvcRthar M ladft
• Sujll K-il>cr<. a laxdhci

1 -r I'aigr Many UtanM to Ur
1 ' M. li-raman and Maumi'y
.MafT

S DEATHS AND FUNERALS

AM'HIhOtIkl - At VK-iorta. on
l>«i. i. :MI. Hilda Laura dtarly
Lrluvid wilr at Lau J. AiK'tuMuakj.

.. ii->i in-. i'u uait Hd . > ’OMim
<i<' 111 .* i.iy r.ir ogta laaia. ba-
'ncii> of VannUt«T. H <' Hcciilra
'ft ftuxliand. Uw a curvivad b}
iici luilte-i CliBiim Punung m
k/iaian>i J la.iiiicia Kcmnaid. I

.r • - i . — - I9fi Mr Wailar Ji*n Pippan

ku«iw<«d MrM. Vwiuna. sn* nai-gc igtd M yean, aan •*

Jr mugn Sail .Spring Island H.C . ma ret,

ly». Mr«^ R. >Anaiai Mono*. ,i,„, Ucai«r 1 * 11(01 Jt'O'l. !»•:

Utnean, Mn. Kwhar Simaan. laiaiui, BC Ha lcav«a ti

yictijcia, Mri. L. illartai HUili duugniar. Itiyliia fkm Hamnvtwl

*• Aldeiitwa. and Mn L. BC., four iiandrhildran; n,

jCUrtii (rf Iluncan; annt. iHiuncra Thiaiui. Uanges. B.C

.Mari'j) _Rjahlar ol Virvorla. WU ii.,*, Ursver I’.jfnl Ruad

CLARKS -Mn eiinitwth. paaaad
away, Dar. Sh. IMP
L'ciing and Icmd in ail bar uvaii
UprWM md JuaL In tha «nd cd
ncr dayi

14^ ANNOUNCEMtNTS

' is YOUR NAME

21 MALE HELR WANTED i2l MALE HILR WANTED CTolonifvt 25

' ” WASTTin. Vl'lJ.y 'F.XTKfurNCKn ' Tudidev. D#«. 7, 1985

imc. m har hnrv and

yictijci* atri. ii.«tai HUiii duugnicr. Itiyiiia fku' Hamnvtwl.
*• Aldeiitwc. and Mn L. BC., four giandrhildnn;

jCUrtii (rf Iluncan; annt. iHiuncri. Thiaiui. Uanges. B.C,

.Mari'j) Rjohlar ol Virvorla. WU Ht-aver I’oinl Road.

Uani Rlciutr of IVunrai). Harold sail Spring loaM R C : aral hia

mind.

Bcauufid mcmiiriM. IMt ha

tiiM

Uningl.v ranwmiicrcd (S' Bar hua
hand and family

IN TODAY S
CTuA.SSIKIED

Rjrtular of TMramc. AIbcn and
Edward Richtrr of IVurMan.
alju numerous grafidiivlihan and
aicai-gi-aivU-hildrcti inc aiaer.

•jslci. Mia U. iMaiji Cmlri Hl'NTKR — In loving manvay eg,”

THK BTlARD Or
1 STHiaiL TRf.STEK.B

or STHooi. PLiinicr no • ,

<SA.NAIMO'

STAI-K AJU HITECT IN
Vhnru Oisincl Nu ei (Nsnilmai
IS ii-iHniig the scrvirn nf a Slall.
Arc*niln-i In bsmA in iha devaiup. {
mm and fvccuiiuh •>/ ihc SenoHj
RtuiJiag f*n>]fi-am wunln lha Dis ’
I riel.

ianlBif Wri'F giving agr and rv __
pcricnic In Virliina n-c«a, fine *17

'rARRTAKBK WANTBP. t-BCn'E 3i

srnPimnh' EWtnn? •

29 MALI OR FEMALE —

HELR WANTED

BUSINESS SERVICES
AND DIRECTORY

Cdupdt* eed LiRdlaent

a.aid. Portland. Ore

tViani SyMI Himter

If -Her mving huahand Kaiin. am
PBppaimcrger rsBdfm-a. parenu. Mr and Mrd Ibnigiaa <J

Mrs. M. Kafr in Calgary. Road. SiH Spi ng Island B C . family aus ftnhuna Av<

Sarvim wall be held in MsCaU on tMcaday. L*i. 1 1»J. at s »

Brut. KLOKAL CHAPEL. Julmim P m. Prayers will he offered ,

Kind your nama in t'iday'f rlas-
aified 'ciMumna lisled unil*r
Lurky Ire CapsdeS Tiikel

..'U ee^,:,n‘''.;The’’ S 1--

RwlU.ag Pn»-,m wunli, Ih. Di. ' WASTr.D ir “iM. uSISfiM

uui carpets ana imoleutn flour .sup-
Dl’TIKA ' KiMier parents tor S hroihen. age* pLed and inaiaJed. Slandarit y'ui'n-

rlas. Duiir* will inilisdr tfriidg otheri * lo >t- Cloaely-kfUl fetnily. thoui.i l ufs Co nr Y sla a at EV i -SlU
intler 'n* devoi.jpmeni snd maintenarre, ha kept ingelhef. Mrs. Pstkluid. I - ‘

I'kef V a Manual >■( Keoidramanis Pirihamliy and Childrens Ser.i<e. Pn CeiMnl

Winner" snd »ui Hwi reserved wlvxila in Uia DiatriCl 0 <Aenng con• 'EV $-3J4d or KVi-fItl beiween •

! I .lajnian I'alliohr Chisrrh, Conk al! . ■ -

I t'alediifiia .-its and reouiem nuus ...nm.... .. • ...

I Will be lelturaled ;n the niiirm on * o*- .(*’ Vic

Crmelecy ArraiMcmenls by the In Ule we’ loved you dearly.

' We.l'M'vvU. al 111 a m.. Rev. Pnthei '
etkien t'hrhovaky rdebi'ant. In-
, .- iivrnl in Ifie tiarden of Caiv-aiv.

I Kadey Memorial Viardens HAY '
lAVKiiS r't).SP.KAJ. I'HAPKI. r.vl

Sands funeral Chapel of Roars. Sid
ney. BC.

loria, BC Mrs NoraB Karrell. -

f.imiMly lit iT Linden Avenue. .«

ban in England, and a residew of I NINCTON —A/tar
Victufia for the past Su yesis ness. Mrs. Manon

funeral services wi.l ha neld' m av#i

In neaih we do the same
Idly mlaoed by J'dm and Jcsaie

I: usied wtlfi funerai arrangemenii Ibe Tlcennin 'A Irving fuineisi

Chapel va Tnursda- lies I at J

kRTMl n Al % Mam* PrwRi , J

'wMV-ed •! « De.a-.ae, sin * "* "* rr*** “•

Ingy. Mis 'Barbara Anhur. Sfr .

•O yeaia Biri, m a-.«land and

I .id lam a rrsalnu ul L^ngli^d,''H lAYton- In Viclorii B C. on

PNNLNCTX>N-.Aher ■ bnef HI- JCWETF In rharlahed and lovuig
neu Mrs Mamin All. * Penning- memory <g Margaret Jmveil.-Dec-1
un.' In liar lOUh year. Itit id emlmr 7. ISM. and net- hsvmg a>m |

ISXI Kidiianl Avenue, widow ut Jnbn, Derembar S. ISSD .

the Ikle Riioert tocK.na Penning- .j-j, jo part. I

i.jO, iiuin in ClapUai Lngl^. and j, nvrrma id >nes

1 I esideni of Victoria Ilf li years

aeal (K-Hels tu see (hs
Exciting; Woitd of
ICE CAPADE.S
-SiartiiiK at the
MEMORIAL ARENA
WED, DEC. 15

A-aliered among the rlaiaifitd

Uiruellun lav-titee. mateiiaii. il- a.m. and S p.m. AhVTUlNC Ui OOMCRKPE IWIM-

lumuMUoti. huTuBvngi, hardwore ming uunli. pra-c«st SdpUe laiu'.

I'SyiUl. ipara renulrnneiris. elr., in - — ... —-— - etc Ceraenl nuxar Pd rmiL Rv k

i-uriaullaiion wun Iha edurauunal YOU HAVE TO SJ.E IT TO Bfc olajcmg. WAN. Trtea, 47»il7L

sn .1 mainienan-a Harfa of me Dis “•'« ». faileel seling prshmi ui _ Dievs,;^r^»i-ICCST._

'ici; as.itung lJm ediicannnal llafr Unnanis. Quaiined leads. JfiWtIL! “ CONCRETE

• I ^■FAlatl^mo - .uS e^K»f (fifs im ~ P*^ flOd Qn^ftfllAJL ^ TStt #AtJ*

WA.NTOn P.LRT Tl.\U; BtXW males. Phon, SH-MIQ.

'ici: •intunc

•» eauU&shJi
<]uir«rne«ij fir

lAg fmttnjction it-

r purpLMFt

tjuirvnimu fic Kwrmuum purpiMFt -- *

I •tna-lures that may be required by
lihe Buard and act as liaison be

CEMENT AND DRAIN WORK
Birketl CR S-WS "*

Sfe names^ and addreeM^of la^'Vha'^K'hiliSujal *siJ^Si!Sne»i' 26 FEMALE HILf WANTEc! JLANPnERRE THE C E M E N I

IS aurv'v«i,tw a aisler •njl[ iy,, ye«ri may wtpe om mans

for the past 3 yrais. residing il
jg? tauidsirram Avenue
servu-es will bs held In 3L

Oiember 4(h. IMS. Mi JoAn Wil-

bndher in Englind; Uuee r»nd
duldren. . .a

i#rvtrt» will bi i»id un

liAm Gporifi KiRutyMA. jje« f7 WcUiwtdty, Ovc I

>Mr& U.im in Cuimr. MtUMtrti*- m A/Klioa Cnutt*h. lr<lv

H « I'rwi*^ (hitfrli Qimiir\iin • fftJdfAt 0( dmftm C E. O* Wo4ll« 0iTWi»U«| “ 7. 7*

H;i?rBC riS SSSSJl au^lrt By Itrv C.no. f Pike. Bnd Jomi. Be«y. G«y ««!

7th. 19» Si pm. Rev H Ken , “ survived by cremalii*. Iflswen gralefully de- -lemse. _ _

nedv .dtiriauni Inienrienl m ihe al laent; non. ,„n*di ThnmRin * Irvmg funeral

Qualuum Bearh Cemetery Arrange Pitfupl. Victona. BCi krolher. igrenon in hrdige «< arreng# p^niU.EY — In kivlng memory nf

ihlngs.

But tiM. Ibey wtp* lail navtr —
The memory <id thraw happv dayi
Wheel we wers afl tngeUier.
-Alwyye In iiur thieigbts. KalhleeA
IJnvri and Joan. B^y, Gary and ;
Jrmve. !

Urrtter Virtoria residenii sMect mg Coi
*d lion lha city dirariury. mism.at

It your name appear', coma to to nine
Ih* (roni rountar of ih* Viciotia
Press Buiidmg al Douglas arvi ,

Klllildr. wlih pinpcr Identiflra- ^1?“'
lion, and you will farelve two I?!]*’*
82.S) raeerved seats Uy sea tha J2I1
ICE CAPADES. amusement tax
dxtin.

mx Consullanla that mav he can■ I ■ ■ - ■ ■ — . - - Maa Srd* ea-iniAiad. CftP-tteT

missiimed By the Suaid /nan Uirui! AlRPtWT rOUNTEfl ATTEND rx.wrVT a a- ui p a a~ nD>iu>
to lime. eeu. .Mum have vaJid dnvar a i«-n»oe. OR^NS

Ql ALIFICATiaNS Prefar-K. w,g be given u. p..i-e. tl±g ? "»ti t ^ EVM 491

Yr“S"mlra*®"i^^ di^'^ntiiT wy^ev^S *12* paSe^ I Clswa-Ug Sdryieg

lomni* Of wt to canW) tUflMm nurnfm lo - -

non up,* appnedU-iD na a eompe- ftent-A-cIfUd 7« Owanv I * « HANDY-MAN SERVICE

imi A-aughisman. and hava had ax- 3 , i Rasrmenu and vardt eianred

permcr m aArul design and am-
-nirlinn.

meiu SI I HaarmelR* and varta eianred.

-leaves vacuumed and rernuutd RuB*

lU) EATABLLStlED rLNA.NClAL Uliing. odd job* IVea Mimtiea

QualKum Bearh Cemetery Arrange' ® ^ Hirer.

meniB by Sand* funeral Chapel of Rnlaysun. MUl Bay V.L,

Heather, CobWMrf. Bf Besaey. Cupar

Heather, Cvbvuurf. Bf AaiSilrtlMvati^* Besaey. Cupar. ^ jy,' j „g|'

.yvKEY In Vimurlv-BC. « Oe- s,yv,r« p, uw Saadi **“ “

rember 1 . laC. Mis Blanche Muctuarv lamited Memur,.! ni.iMi I>BL-emlier 4 _M'-

wnber l. lafc.. Mi s B iyiaie MortuaD Uniitcd ' Mcmonai Oiapel
Vf.'^e n fwrnetiy .if „( Oh.mea , i* We«bwsdiy. Oerem-

,;.\i ..tsniA Claia Ave Divn in h*r lui I 9 K. si !• om Be. CralvilJe Itoad, BsoYomall. i»db “
Rm-mMUle iMt, aial a real cant* Ri*^ WOlls* lltncmni^lni viia

(I l>uus. Aged Ml yaais, of hUSj Ynur vnire. f ihrtild knre m hear
CnlviUe Knu. E—piimall. b,dTi uil Ynur tmil* 1 shall evw ramembet
C'umberlaml. Eng.aml and a rea. My MiHher .1 KBve ytsj so dear

All Ht-le-fa ono fne ikw TWe TTua la • *») < 4 pnn«iil» a» s fwm require* espeiienred •eevstr* Howard 47S-P7SD Jm, Sg»4B4i
anitl PV _ In iQvine memory of . ^ U« ntftS Are lOr U)* LJeC- iruaalivy. idtae ami By pheir Px pen time w>«* leaAng » ni.Mi.u B»iTi"arv—

^?y'“d5.’'rmnaar'“M:^Pa.hlev.l ember' Ifth performaOC* * the field <V -hiratio*

. r-~r.;'''SL»'isr7r"'

Nf-an th* rias* f aR -W. Vlrlrrui BC ... ___

rterxi of ^s eiiy !"*■ w pa* 4 n i*,meni la Royal Oak Bunal Park,
year*. Sna i* survived by iw..

rieoee in Viiitona. Mrs.. Pegg' ---

.vaan and M:m Betty West, also

ikher meces and nephew*

CAJL AI Vieuahn. an Dee I IMS. i

Priv-ase luneiBl srrv-icea will be, y'"*-,.**?* ^ Jueepr

leld in MrCali Kn». FA.VULY' Jv>hP 'Call- ef *«* Rmstand

tniAPKI.. Mam Offia Bldg <*
Weeirvesday. lierember nh. Rev
I ('aim J. Rogers nffMating Inter
I meni wi Rn^l Oak Bunal Paik
I -flmwey gntsamUy derlineri '

JuMi VCall, of MM RiMtarxl
Avenue a resident of inis city
he tu yetri. Survived by a Brulh-
er. Money Wcetiakc. Bdraunu*.
snd s surer, Un. Mary AiiciL
Beetua. Oni.

fUMfsl servKa In HAYWAKOA

*4 Wo'iI2ES"«. l« fUNERAt DIRECTORS

mall aiw .»» ■*, >nept' IVvs _

id 4*1 KingMt* St., \lcWrta

J;inSSSSl“^.o‘^ri-vi:**u, McCALL BROS.

LrMiaod. Auatraiia snd StsRiand Vti-arnl Chaneln

jj, PuUd aarved over-Ma m the TunerAi v^oapcii

y\rid World War wuh tbe^ BRS Vancouvee ftrea*

t^ili “V 1 44« IV M4gl BV M.

MeCALL BROS.
Funeral Chapelt

!(M Vancouver ftrea*
KV144C9 1VM4W EV b4«

of ATKINS- Al the readencr XH Han g/SKV, il* TwTMif Kaovainnii, awl ih» Army. Navy _ _ . _

liaa R-wd, riilwmid. B r . 'on Dec 4 ' aiM Air »Wvt Br»»Sh « VHnona fevered, basied Cuncm«. Aide

4ay im. Mr. 0 «nea Edward Alkina i"SStjL alau k mambar M tha »e« at ■*

It* aged a years Witb In Vlemna "** Km Awesaiu* ^ *1 aaoaa tha Iv*#! . . UcCUla

ClASSIITED RATES
fUlA. COVERAviE

BC. N. leave* his tmer^ Mri adynning ih. ehapM

O BBie umd OMwml BC , --

■Mr* C Victoria Suigon. Vlr-

luria BC uM Mrs. C lr,< CARDIN — In Vlolona. B
riurhaai. be* Angelee. felif.: iMcamiiar L IMl. Ur Axel

nierea and nephews CamiA lAad ■ >aan. ann in

Servire* will ha held In lha Sand'' hire*. MiMkjmn. and a randeiv

Puneral feapei of Healber. CiU , Viouria bir me paal £ yars,
wnid, H C. on Wednesdai. Dee. AI lata rtsidaaa. 4M roaler S>.

"W al 1 no p m Rev P W R I He lava lui wife, UoUy. ai

parleng adynning iha ehapal. Rrmy-ani ba edfMwd In the

- — Queen of Paar* Cbundi DMBaqui

mall Rd , a Wadnaeday.

CARDIN — In Vlolona. B C. a Wh ac ».W pm., maa aU b* e^a-

f L IMi. Ur Ax^ hated in Ibe tNeanof Pd*« ^s5S^i«

sjwt m >an. W1 in CTiun* a Thuraday, Dwanidr Mh Parted m New WsMmiMler
iMkimn. and a a-deiv at U 1*1 *•«• R*' »•«>« M J ■»-.

T.c per uM

r > lsA« per w

< three eocH

«Mkdey tic m th< |

.end. 7ic par Una “■“♦7 I

liw M.. I K yms McNaima oeiohanl. Inarmal m
4M Paler S>. Cixwqod BunsI Pdfk H^ll

thra eonaoculiva days. <> U BENNETr-^n Vlcbxia

iMf i.a tor aik evaiaacuUvs daya
St nimum adserttsement Iwo ima*
«, - Contract raiea a appliatK*

Bir-Jt NuUna pi ■> pee Inaanjon.

MarTTBRsd- Eaiagtineala. la M»

fi, icvtiD Notii-ei cards of Thaniu
iMih and funeal Nvairaa. mi ei
rewuig U unet. U.cA Ciai inaenivB
mna bS 6 iubaeqaai insenMaa
barn additiuna! UM. Zi< dally.

TMr 4 IM Mn Btainea Martha
Benneir aged M yaaa, bum la
Winrupm. Man, reaidlng la Vle-
loeia 8 r. for lha pn«i eigbi
van. liie mddence SM Hir
nihger Aveque Victoria. B r. Sur
rived h) her huMnd. ChtrlM al

h«ne, tva daugMer*. Mrs. Irerw arasige<n“*»-

CtLiu. 4fll CiBacanco Ave . Mrs -

June ikjuierlaiii). Kimberley. B C.. i. sfi»

and Uia Dolly Lautw. Calgary “ .Xi:

Aibana, Ml m. faiM p ii"n« r*^
Tiamvas. 117 Ellery «

gangnuMreji. out graai-gan<> ffiS^^iSian,

itSTSl* «*•

lea in tha DBA daughur. Mn.

Sacviraa wUI ba Mr.d la llw SfnilU* irf Coe

funcrml WreeW Lid- in ^^w^'lfliRNEN Mr Thomae

Scan tht GaasifiFd
TOlumns right now
■nd ■»« if you'rp on*
of the lucky winAri!

All tlrksla iriuat ba pirkad up
wtihin 41 hour! of name ipacsi-
Uif la thli ^p#r.

(Office Cloeed Saturday)

IS_mmind iviN-n

FOU.OW THE CROWD
WED.. DEC. t
7;45P.M,

VICTORIA OPTIMIST

fvird^ Srtyrt T^lees. CnOK-HOL'3EKEEP*R fOR ELD-

drMxl Diflrn No. « iHanalmOi erly nsgda - didies Ught - w«*m

4U Selby Sireel, rea.veiahle _ tepanle -dte wth

CleaM>UE Snnfife

PROFESSION AUSM
AND REAL ESTATE

re*.vma«e - ae®«l» «sdle GET YOUR BASEMENT OR YARD

pnvnia enlmnc* - pref-- quallhed [denned In bme for ChriBlmat, rub-
I niiddfe aicvl — re*«lfere w«hin|M**, hauled awav. ReaMnahla rtlea
|»ily iimiU. Applv VMJlnna Piem U| wg.2jnc; LImd, ffil-JIBn

I Bov 441 I —---- _

. “ 1 DEPENDABLE CLEAN-IIP qPB

WORLDS LARGEST COSMETkL«.* yard,, bawmeni,!^ „r7i?.
.-hmpany hai immwWIe npemnp , leaned. Reaannabi* free etll-
f.r anergelk- wnmee, to earn excel maD«. CV8PSK EV MSA
lent wea4,ly incyime hrerti ardi — - _

!^ll ^?*IO^eai5*'and EV 4-7M5 fqr mforra- BACK Y^DB AND BASEMEN1B

;rv.*:“ilbllSed ’Si m^l •»« « CJ^ -L mbbish hauled. gP^L

reiparlad names In the real nalals MIDDLE AGED LADY TO LIVE REPL'SE HAULED AWAY - REA-
IndufUy Oisr preanit salaeinen will, ^y, eigarly Mdy St a ewntwh- aondble. EV7-38S1

Ibeir many yann of espertenca an ^ houaekeeper. New tptN- _ _ _

profMiienaJs ,n every sense nf the rime lo town Reply tUlmg BABEMEirnt. YARDS CLEANED,

wmid they ara darfuilad not only to ,at rehnnn snd ■ab-n' exiwcted lo RubMsh hauleg. Limniad. 47a4qi7
Ibeir prufessK* but to Ihp Ofin Vicbcrla Prma, Boot 444. ———

Wa eaniiira a aalasman who wants POULTRY PROCESSER WANTED Ce*ee*cPeee

10 work with uiia eallbra of perton for a whnlMnJe nouftfr Mrm in the “

in an oflVw where alhlcs and nno Saamt* area, pf an h/me .m_wair FARMER

10 work with (Ala eallbra of perton mr a wnrHeMie pousur mrrn in me
m an oflVw where alhict ana prto ISaamcn area. H|
cipalB have crMUd a rooUmeiUitAppIv NATIONAL EMPtAYMEST
InOuA oi ttl#! tiofn which out I ^RRvlCE. IflM Jr^iAMn St. |

vi^'lLSltrSJl* slSrXeS EXPERa!NrED~DOrroR * RE-I

nr .oexperwnred. w. rff.r you

FARMER

CONSTRUCTION LTD.
Repair Dept.

RIDOtIT- In Vleiaria en 0». i. COX Mr William Aleuandee
ISa. Mr lUfred Chariea Hidou. Il m i m bhoral Chapa:
of 1 I« Raynofdt Rund ViMla. pfti-TER. Mrt CatbeOn# Jan*

aged « yaan. bom In WtmbniM j u p m-rtwal Chapel
ba TICME Mr J.mea Bermrri

^uaRS^. Mn^ C. ^cJZdys. Chaoal.

• «NOO . XMAS

I VICTORIA BAIXROOM *"in aiRISTOFFER.SON

RITER. Mra CatbeOn# Jan* 1600 Government Street lh*ur»hi» Eor cunndenual lUlutInnal expenenra nere'nary M CONSTRUCTION

daughur. Mn. A C. iCIndys,
SfflilUa le Cianaa. BCi bli »«>.

IkkTie. hw new. Owrie*. Vic- Li^lad HamDrtBjt raOl Arthur. Rldmd of _>*»eM«y.

WCDNEffDAY

wit. BC: R*yni«d Vanmuver « Tuaajw

ir, Arthur New WestmlMer. ** * •"

1 C . and Cillwri. Cnaulilam B.C . H Haltgaf atficanung

*nd^36 suba^iueoi iftseoiona j.^naon .ad Vai>«

Keen additiuna! UM. If* dally. . v*"««*'"7- R C, nins - Wednradav. Der, I.

■ ' " ^ An>wr Biflfy inrf mUtr. Vr«, GILLSSPIE — On Sth. iow 4 d*^«P^i*i<WL

l 4 ir«M DMUki MiftihJB*. ^ Hawfrrt. VlftorM. B.C; hnii^p 1M& 4\ ttw UM ikMM, MjUoni

t."«ul!illA in M*n!d7« S 0 .,c*a WnHam Bailey Winnipeg. --a-. UaapMir. Lngimu. guwi -

Cards id Thanba ooi acoapieg by M*n ? *..'?• Wndai. Kauucen SWCET - n* D*

lelennuaw Serx re* will he held on Wednei l.iUaapie. K.H.L. beluved wdi ut Royal Jubilea K

fliy. Dec I. IMP al 1 W p m. in i4«*aiil IXrt Ciltwme. 4 waai saad B i

--7—-- Ksrmn Brm Ud . ' Chapel «/ . .Maniuta. a ramrf

Truxia na PllBLiraTliM CTume« ' Vsnerciver B.C Inler- yn .anra. Ha

AJIKEY Mra ll>BW*.e

PrIvaia aaevicea srtll b* NMd In Iblvala krWra. U M a m. —
MrCall Brrw' fLORAL CHAPEL Pmnlly ChapaL
J -hASon aiB VaiMOUW SIw. on RIDntrr Mr aiftwd Oiaoea

tX'edmwdav. Der. I. al 3:U p. m. Pnval* larxioi. ): 1 S pm-Flirai'
Mr Roger Brav efBOatlfig. Pel- Chapel,
lowed by wemation. BI.HARO Mr* rarvijn*

- I'll pm—P 1 «gi ri*»>i

TERMS 0* PUBLICATIUN

ly aflar a ,<«« dJi^. Kauucen sWCET — (In Dae f. IM(. al HI'NTBR. Mn maiia W4B
l.iUaapie. K.H.L. beluved wda ut Royal Jubile* HMBial. Perry Pnvaie Serxirw, 4.11 p m. —

Huemiil Dan CilWipie. Swam, aged S >e*ra. Bon >n family feapel.

.Maniuta. a rtmtal of VIcloria pnm Mr. Jme^ K

tur X yoara. Hd bravm hg, -Ha Prayer* *:« p.m - ^en

Admisalon tl—30 Gsmes
6 CARDS FOR i2
(Include* Admission)
Kkh GAME S50
30lh GAME SlOO
Good Nelfhbor Gimet
60% GroBS in Prizes

Numerous Kxlrt
XmiB Dow Prizes

..lerview, tall NORMAN L. Rl«S, . m. „ , n.m. ■luii. w.o.r

M-S41I 4 n REMOnBLING AND REPAIRS

-- - fRFR ESTIMATE-!

KER A STEPHENSON EXPERIENCED WAITREISES in SIMCOE. I8S-7«SS

t Tsee-r-er^ Paul's ReBaunnU Ltd ISnO I>*|g- -—•■ - _ _

LIMITED ^ MYERS A HILL-TOUT

. babysitter I “*‘*5*"mm,ng‘"pc^*i‘"’'

rhild. mill weekdava 3 ;jM wI TflLlfilT r\i! q<hl_scK
a iT'pg'arrr/hM b/xv** • 0-m ahd *nm* avenind*. flUf home, I or

ATTENTION BOYS. r wt be reiiahle. Phon* EV 24M* ;-----

• YOUR OWN • DENTAL AS-NLATANT 1 GUARANTEED HOMES

• PROHTABLE • ''‘PT:;*"* .sbmss » H-ivira

a e*¥Te.*x*fa •bWy Vieuria Preas. Rnx 4Jg. [Add ihkt new Bcidien taihri.M

BLSLNtSS _ MfmiERI.ES 8 H(>MR.“* CMIL-'^^ ^ <» “OWI

For only sn hour each • ijrm and W veara. m bve In. --— — '

• day you can hav* mwth- • ctn*# naw^anee < p.m. LUNEY BROS.

• ly profits of S25 to $30. • bab'ysttteb 7.u‘MOR.vTNGa, is A HAMILTON

• by applying for a Colon- • r-m^ « *»■»- wiarati-- ev i-ct e

• lit newspaper route n«v • babysitter wanted, anr fARitAa * sfws, rb.

•available ir. Burnside-•_ X., i.Vgt

• Marigold area. • experienced telephone Oall t ivxmit IW - free emim aies

• Call in at Colonist Or- • uviT in hol'sekeeper phone eraSS*^«5>nuy. ^

• eulahon office and fiU in * SB^son nnween s.» and 7 jss-iur.

• your appilcation or cali •, wanted - i riATLOCK «*er

•Mr. L. Aitken. district .. .R-Sir^JSSi™^-

• manasae at m4l11 If. •WOMAN FOR WORK FN RENT aitatwoai. ay saw

manager at 383-411L its watm attar • pm J b w cuNrrHUCTiON. as low

• first come, hrat lerved. •-—- m 8U» par aquai# fuu» n.ha.

.... TIACHlRa WAHTID V-L A Repuvauna wa-aaia

-- ,„wr^ ;^T^ia- GARDNER CONBTRUCnON-NEW

a«aaeB«aaaaaa_ SCHOOL DISTRICT NO W bontea npairt. Spactallita la Alara-

ATTENTION BOYS!
YOt'R OWN
PROnTABLE
BUSLNESS

«. ■ m. to a P-TIL Ihitl. SSS-777I before
4 n {

"experienced WAITREikFS I
Paul'i ReWaurams Ltd tsno I>aig-
la* Shift wo(k. riiU Umc Apply I
1 Z-S 1 , m _

— BABYSITTER iTIR S - YEAR OLD I
rhlM. moil weehdava 3 :SfLS Xl
a nin end anma avenint*. our home. I
mudt b# reliable, nnne EV J-SMS :

" DENTAL ' aS.S«TANT 1
• Aana rteniA «r ofhoe expertenca
y apply ViourU Preu. Rnx 4M. |

aiRISTOFFERSON

OONSTRUenON

• «• . __I__k a MimCERLESS HOME, * CMIL-

For only an hour each • ,)r(n and W veara. m bve In.

• day you can have • ''2"" 74aj«i_anee s p.m.

The Vietuna Prma Ltd. ahnll na li*"' HARVEY-O* Dm. 4 .Ml at lha at ladna. k-n ataeri. Iwo brtdb

rraia«ik». Ik*/ »*|| Nieel. sUiun nt*®- •«« ^ ,

•dvwtisamant tayuM uw amuum SFubo^aJ Cta- Masdbii Mu-v*y, agau m yrais, fYinaraJ aafyneea.anil ta held on

tor X yaara. Hd lenvM ita wwa Prayerv •:« pm -^en _ _ • Iv nmfiid rtf 1'’5 to 130 • IBABYSTTTEB 7-12 MOR.NTNGS, IS

at hidna. k-n ataeri. Iwo brtdb p,,., CtaaxNi. Old Eaquimall Rd ,5 ExtTB games, 25e per card . '/ PnM lS OI »-3 lO guV.

M-t. nsiow and !»«"•»• ... _ I by applying for a Colon- • emouwmeni onlr* r-W 2

advwtisamant bayuM tna at
paid (nr auen advartiMiMOL

la tM *v*Bi M na amr aetwriM

Bia linhtiily of V'Ctiirta Preii Lla
ahul *)• exceM the cbaria fw tM

pel ef Oumes "

BRADLEY- SisddefU.v on Dtrembri
eh. IMS In Virtfirla. Mrs Annie
Bradley of IMS St Ann SI lor-
merlv of fklfasi. North trelanil
widow of John Bradley .Ww iM«ei

burn WI tta iiM (d Mao and a Wed. Dm. I. IS 0 BllXpm.in in(KWAi

reaidanl m 4 VKitsna lur liid msi Owpllna PtBierai Oywal wta. Vie i;yiwiK Mra RllaaSwih

*4 yean. Ha ta wirvivad by a wav Rav. A E. Kirig officnatmg IMar-
Kaipb w WHO whtjn Iw raeidcd. menf ■ Rayu Ou BunA tMrti.

su xandcAldrcn. a hcuibcr in --

iCnjiud. Hwey • .. .

«u«i( Af cQMyciur in Vicuri* Ai •• Hcmt *4 (h# Gw*

ft* a yaaca prua- w Mi trttra- .Shapnerd. l»* Pandas Ave no
niMii Diw 4. Ita. Mr T'en TurMt

Mam. I.W a m. Queen ef Peaee

Oiivta. Old Eaqumnll Rd.
POTTR Mr J-wepn R
Mam IJ nn • m - Qiwea M Pm#*

n«upMd n tna iiam j,,, dnughiM and sr* indaw Mr A yanratSS to Mi trtJral .Shapnerd. i»* Paiidi»i Ave "o Oiu-rh. Old EsqumaH Rd

. -.-,. 1 -..- ■"<« M" R- G™!* wtkW’ meni Dae 4. IMS. Mr Tnm Turnar

—•be resided taugW_#r and son In iruiri*i aievicM will ba hwd la aaed ■ vnra. a pliuwer reilderu ____

ahall ba mada wiinia U Main tnera-
aher ans d ikN made MiAi om
ba onaid*rad Nu claim wiU ba A-

la* Mr aiA Mra Oeemred

km In- iruiri*i Mfvicai will ba h«d ■■ I aged ■ ycara. a pictwer reilderu I
lha TIutnauB A li-viiM ElawrA Ow nf Calfsrv ontil omsing I*. Vl^ |

TO BE ANNOl'NCTO

e o«a,d*rta Nu claim will ha A- *•' ^ “ ‘^5. **” ■ “s*■ f! # '.V. "RAfM-lY. Mri. Anna

•wed I,* mura than ww iwurracl **% ilLii • Rev Hmnn SmUey oCtiSaung. vivta by h* urtar leid S MS^b iu-Yrtir»i» wiw mid.

-w*nir* Bur II* arrufi nui affaL-Un* t!"* futJmsad by laicrmaM >a me tamiU n C'vmta i*d J n aph*» * and a BLTCTCER Mtm Rllda

Insanv* Ov* II* arrufi nui affauUM rT^,, ,5*^" I-^..

Itw vAiw id Ita advenisaiMni S“J T“b»|prt. CMvmta Canaiery.

All aaumAM ai cuai ara apphui- in txmdnrt E ngiyl

in«it. Ad^ariiMTi will hm e ttfj ti ***

|!»iurv«d laft«v ttn ft'm

tfi Entland ^MTTM ZnSi

f'lMmmi mrsy'99 wMi h» m WHARF Mn Rm

Arai?*"ta feTr S.“rx -ANWELU iw. j.mta

away In Luma *"’••-

Ail advaniiinj lagy aiJI M aun BI'RROUVB-lii VIcWia «i tataay Uaia MutauiNiwu a - R«v. ^ Sindya.Wuaarti ^1-

?raai'"Lla* ^ SSTJJ 0»® A JSm" Mr* lallHeaa Mary isc.. viT^Uaw LUBL^Sirard lidarweM ,,

1 di«-ra^i^7S aaJST^Sal? »UTrwi« of IM R/vAangAvenue UAcrtdl. IB ba Urd >*A. Mxn'g^r lsl F ara MeCbll Wwa

ir SiMfi w *riSata«L^ *•• >» Vanodivar, B C Survivad m-ifN"-** Lid., m otarga <g Araage-

Wtuia avcey innaavi* ml) ta

nluntaT^ ui^m^adverliMr m a*!^ '** tl*er in EnglaiM. ai wall a* b'lmsiai and .n'armeal Dec. *.
•I f»*uihi€. «• 4C««0I no U4MJit »t^ —1 L* ^ * •* Ctm9*k

in r«BpMS M kMt 4UAM« iJ' \ Wifktf wi 1 \\gm. Lawb MosuriAi Von

l#ced ,u anaa tttrvuib eiltar (Al <v*duri lha fiawral aarviea r* aouver, BC. Re*. C H. SeluoerB
lea or delay Ui fnrwprdUig aueh Wedrwaday Dec L at 1.N p m. In a Deep Cava (JMIad CBurta rtlt-
ynpllag, Mjweiar talucd. wMiiMe by feapliB I Puaeral rtapel Cremn. mafi^ ’

tattigama at ottarwiaa. Uoax iKIomara graiehliiy fadlbrd.)

But.*.' al IM RvAaiM Avenue IhAcrtdi. in ba Urd >aA. Mxnigt'tl si F ara_ mee^ mx^

She w»a ta*t> in Itadon. England. m VamnivA, B C Survivad »). i Ltd., m otarga <l Araage

and was ftamerty a rtitdenl <d hia luving wifa, Payliia. twa'ttrttu

NeInneL BC sna leave* a dauglu daugMaii. Ledit and Kim, (w-< ~ '-

ter Mr*. Barbara hioRetat rd Vie- ibm CFaiMuptar and MAk, ata I am irAMorT—la Vk-tsria BC
!(*«. 1WB sipera la Cawta and As Kuatar Harry C HieMnaa I *’*-LWau:irT ^ '•

THREE FUNERAL
CHAPELS DEDICATED TO.
THOUGHTFUL SERV1C!E I

<*, Oer. g, IIM. CapmiB WIMiam| gsvrM VDRTfTARY I'm
Edward WiIIl«Trfi sged X jean. I SAWl^ MUKIVAKX LiU,

aegtigmia at otnarwiaa.

SUBSCIUPTION RATES

WheravM aamar aarvita is malw

tamed. KiX pe« munlh.

Singia eupy lale pnea: If aaaii
tally: U robta Sunday
By man Canada and Brtcim
CV,mifsj*weA<n. <ina vanr gu. MS
■n-aiUia non: three monma SS.ffh
Aneie miaRn. gzn. Australia.

COX - Very •Mdady and aias
^«U<lly IB '/irunna. Mr. WlUmm
Aexi^tar Dux A S&l Rambler
RiMd. ftmarlv A ITw Pt*

Man . where he redded tar 4S
veara: Am In Tbnmio and re*
deid here tar grw mtaUi. He
leavei hit wife Rvwyn, A lha

re*dence. three ifaugMer*. Mrs

G O 'Gladyii OliveT in .Vara

I*.!; u" tarn in Ctdijmmvn. B.C. and a MMnonai

lYrem tawn UaniAiA Pu. Van ratulatt A Brenlwued. BC. tar -# />

QrtSVA. BC. Rev. C K. SehUberB |h# ia vaare. lit. reiAener f*

AD^ Cava 4/Alad feurta rtli gg Veraier Avtnu* Ha leavei hi Victoria B C.

*•*'* wile. BdilK ■> lata*, his daugh

- lA Mra J. 1. (MiriAAi FoAer, ,w,.dipt I

Varciuver. B.C: nv* ■*■. Cap- CHAf'LL I
UINTSA la tataltBl In Vinaina lain Cxrdta N WUilMnfl. Vie- eiAnnv R C

im Danentar b. uta. Art UUM a**. BC. William Archer Wlllla

Sybil HuBiac, aged X yaan, A rrAi, Waller rranklln WUIlaobtl.

Msmorial Chapel
of Chimes

ria. B.C. EV5-T5U

Proceeds Youth Projects j

BASEBAU* AND
EVENING
OPTIMIST BINGO

TLEi. DSC t. T:4S PH.

CLUB smooco

ISBT VIPW Aram

Aitaimiy^ ■

Kxira CMeta Me
Extia (iansM — jie Pa OAd
Coed NaMpibar Gimaa

DOOR PRIZES

Leu ft Saaia

-TONNY'9 CONSrRLCTTO.S AL.

UVR IN HOUSEKEEPER PHONE teraunta, ^ mma Ita rarpanuy. PIb

I G. H. WHEATON. LTD.

I Rapalrs. Atenuita. IV 2-211

.. SCHOOL DISTRICT NO M Mjmek npurt. ;

TaAtiA tar Grade* 18 and ii. uon^ CR a.itai

I a rypoORTIUdlTV a taMM and lonil Sdidftr*. tar dutie*

tyfi-V»KiLJmi I ! rxiinmencina Janukry iMk Apply LITE MOUSE MOVING

• COLONIST ROlfTE • h D AWioit. Dtann Suparihienrlent RAsir*. and levallira star OU.

• A profiUbi. routs busl-

• ness localeo between In- • « SlTUAD^s wanTW «

• tenirban Rd.. Prillman • MALI foundatloo rapaira CR >6P7K

• and Viaduct St. will be • ex«wvicb!iiU.n >.ncO'. ti kasapi cukstblltion nha

A ... a ... < aam-aM TMPnMl CUfTfftntksniJ bU6T#«. AlA <BAa

• BvaiiahlB aoCBt. * maroai BulMiitgk WAUL

aiAPEL OF ROSES

wild Bad Bun, Pay* x« Meir* , -

Lptaf aiA Leww BalinmM * availahlB aoCBt

FREE BUSES * *■ “ *«!

• time businesa
We Hope To Piy $1,000 • graetlc bovof:

, ^ LITE MOUSE MOVING

' Ralsir*. and levalllrg. Star OU.

c RiL STM meg

RAWTHORKB CXfl4.<!THUcflo’N
' Mgnia impruvemmiis desiga aarview
loundatloo rapaira CR beSTK

' hraiaM. with 1 * yvar* dole* ad-
* Thia ia an axceUent part-imtaieagibia. mwne
■ , a .’Spuing axparisre. dm>rm em-

tlme builnesa for u en-•lotavtnaM invmnaiAy wiu im-

OrepaHt*

Sidney, B.C. 656-3M2 rbmemBER. THE MOReII

time builnesa lor u en- * mmMH ^mrmaaiAy wiM im- -

• gi-Mtie hrtv/tf 12 vaat-a rtP dlorv aB repuca VIrtnaa Pneea Am DRAPERIE& EXPEHTLY HADE.

ergeuc Doy Of Ig years or -k- Eidentowna badspTMdi. BVF-esM.

a Avar • - --—■ - -—--- ■ — —

AM Cnwrail at. a taiM* da(«b fepiain RiMft Dniglii WUUacSbrt CHAPEL OF ISATIIER
lar Sta iaavai tar huanand ata Geers* Aadrew WtlllacrAl. •» rvdu«vw4 ts f* ntj LUTI '

KesLh. i*r yartats. Mr ata Un ^ Vsaenuvrf BC-.-«2 grarAchtl. t-OiWOOa, B.V-. Un e-ASAJ

ISMgiaa C. CilL A MX tMhune gren tar graal-madAuldren: |

■tA hia brntiier waitir Wiih<- Eiiablished S3 Years

m-mux t2X. US a. rorelgn. HM wka. nonta. Mr*. T. T (Janyce
**7 mmtA nialitaur and Mn L. W (Rtada

Avt , Vmuna. two it alar a . hi* brntlwr. Waltir Wilh<-
Snanai aad Ctarnmita. A ViC- cronok l.C: feptaln WII

Mpasa^ grandtaraiu » member A iha Did

WHO COME-
THE MORE WE PAY

Established S3 Years

Auihipuad aa saoaid-eiast maiL
P m 'Wira Urpaninnt. Oitawa.

Memhar A Audit ^mau A Or
auiaiieh

OKCLLATKIN
REPRE&EMTATIVEa
n.-eaa. P t fUMaii I4S-SSL]

P-'rt AitaeviL Un A flu** ljuau

Nanaimo. A Lakay SE ASTSI

Umtad SUlat rapraaMiaiivaii
M CLERQUK SMAN.NON

T L ‘^SiT ata taTplIrw'cSlS Vi<- A^r* pJ!iitaJ?r""or»n2lata mue-viaa^vr A rTSirraiP' ST. PATRICK'S BINGO .

nialifour and L. W (Rtatai urnia Sna *«• a narnbar A lha «L^ .L .T ai^g.^ fc THOMSON A IRVING a cu .. _j ■ - — .

airier, bnth A Virttaia; three Vicuna eidSfiaan Itaii* EJITS. «,■? ta held la ihe Shutter cards

ams. B«T*nl W A Craatam um umnld “Mem” FuneraJ Chepcj , .j. . „

tta'TTr iUF^ in^(2mmiy taA^'T? xT^} *!^1‘** i TMti* ? rtjJ^CtapM ATsuitaa'* 4M TWn- BA ISU F ia i aH y A Wimipap • a Vvfpa rarvl. Ifu,

feme^V-n^ feTu'ie^ ?ltaPKL, uS" OuTra 8 rw • « 1 88 f» 1 a ^So yiLDIERi

rtkltami, nm brAhae* anJ »pi WataBtaai Ita-OU-c Hh. m 4 .ii Cramatlm. __ * S ExtTl games

■atm. all ift tattani: Ha was P 8L. Vary Hav Ur. J. L. » ^*"**^*®._«.»«.«« NEED a gAr-t i- nriapa SAIUMta. AtEMEN

mA maatee A Tta PU LndS* UeLaan uOuxaung. Miowad by rngwi* {. ViAtait. BC, Dee SBlPIdENlB •• **• P™™

Nn 134 A r aa M., a pall oraauLjA <S-towaia grasMuily da ''i I'am girl llltatatli Uwrr. lEU Ruataa Ssaai Ptam BV ASU Gome lain ua At Ih* Frirnrilv
PStata A opamiuai O-pfer N« “ *“fg lied 14 tesra Bran Apr'l B. t- *. u ?

THOMSON * IRVING
Funeral Chapel

BA ISU FiauMily A Wimip**
A DexafVed and UivlanikBiUM
Serawa U HedatBia Coal
PRB-NEBD AT NEED

SnPUXNTB

ST. PATRICK S BINGO

* Shutter cards

, * 30 games fix' 11

* Extra cards 25o

* S Extra games

* 60^ in prizet

, ^ mrrCH gardener. LA.ND9CXP dhapirhs PKOFESSIOHALLY

Phone Mr. E. Calder, • m*. nHeni reamrupA and cleaned made tor batnaa. Afieak. EV

• district manager at Coi-

• onlst arcmation ■ Dept.. •| »d pnmmg. ic iwgi _ i ^.T?. «ti“1-4bii _

• EV 3-tlll «r mi in appii- • palntinq Bii-tMte chrintmas DraMinaaina

• partrt* at th* Mem a Rta*c*sW« Wiiaar ram in allepi-■_

canon St me ofDce. "j^. evscm coutlre dresjsmaki.ng tor

ok. Tta y'ashi'in feat!

RELIABLE TRU . TT WCW TH Y MAN "jj* 'a*Bii!?Sl^da^W
wfiita to worn h»U lime ne part pw-osida W, m-iu..

bme, day nr tdUiL EV S-SSlA

CUTTERS RENEWED. WOOD OR

DRE.<4-4MAX1NU SUIT^ C O A T &
alteraaotia XB AvaMuy, Ev i-wnC

WAtfTEf} 8 fX.DIERl
SAtLOUa. ADUIEN

Perma-vlpyl: ill

odd tot*. CRA!I

I painting, tanang
SltlCRMUl.

MALKA COUTURE PASlilONS
lUS Yaun ISMICl

Na 134 AFSAM., a pail oraaBeLxm iSTnwaia grasMuJly dc
patron A niiawi*i OmAer No ^i-ata. U dnmrod Witads may am
34. OES kiA a Royal A«*i Gai^ Oliac

EXPEMEXeCO MAH WILL TOP. ORESSMADNG AMD ALTERA-
limb uhI tall iraaa. UcMiaad BBdUinna. BW4C4T.

insurmL EV AlSU

Mairat la Flin Plan- Man.

Snrviiira will ta held Ip MnCali
Btva. PLARAI. CHAPEL, Jtaan

m Yorl 84. VUtaria. B.C. I

^SSiibP'l^ SJ, Va

DLNcaN bureau
punaaa Cnamtat a Commem
Hidg Put! uffica Blx us Offlea
am leitab-me Imur* I p m In S p m
Plnnrlay la friday laduMva.

Dee. 7 al IfX am, VaMTkhle
Arrtideai is. E. H. MiddcMfa affl
nating. IMermenl R/iyal Oak Rurtsl
Parti if'lowera gralefully daduied
If deelrod (nends may roKrtbute

UkoOONALO — -- al neap

Cove, B.C. *1 ineamnat A )»..
Ur. fkaiUd UadJnmjd. agad U
yaare, bm in Aietandra. Ob-

tied 14 veara Bran Apni n.
Oliac. 4 #, Liverpool. England li
’ aurvived ta bar hustand. Ttamai

It this rtty, son. Thomai rt Van-
oaivar: tta. Jidus. nf VlPRri*.
W natp and daUgWar. 0*l«tln*. id Al-
a ISAi. tarn): sIm UfM frenrirNIdrin
•gad U Mata tali ba celebeatad >n iha
ira. 0 *. Queen nf Peaea nairtdi. Old Itr

HAYWARD S CHAPEL

game in St. Patrlck’e Hall, man mow ** «*. »,•. raraai* r-ARornso work wanted.

Trent Street (oft IV>rt. near •« kdvwh,*. n«asis witnnt ab- Ytta apBmaiea._ wn-w.-

Frail Rav rteviewd. Caftav.vt ‘•OWK *r>ta. ptama ar visit 10 SITUATIOM5 WANTID

Dram Saatelb

DiraeUn U titatasi UPVIra. iFoul Bay. oppocile Safeway).]
tm^w!S'‘%..*Tvs^ 20 games START I

TW ortar S’^rGc.dta. Rid.^ ^ « PM. WED.. DEC. •

er»a aanmaiea, asa-ai.w ._ TORMAIS. WEDDING OUmTS.

10 SrrUATIOMS WANTID 55 * W*^ 9 £l** * aunalda

yaare, bum in Airanndra. (ta- Queen nf Peara Owm*. OJd ILrt ordm U file Goldan Rula- e.**., wEa^., ■

'tS' ;.r,r rrdi T;'’; 'Ser’“S!Kr‘?;" M *-*'>**^ w. M.E.ywrd oome on. hav. tun at SL

dLx ta Offlea .Maniroba Heart Pupd. r/o raaitang al iii Jueniaa -finaL MeNnmara celetaani. IMermenf In

I p m laSam ^ Murwu deraekary 068 ArraoKemetas wiU Da anranmrad Halley Mem eial Gardena MrCb’l

adiWva ->p**8U>> Chapter No. 34. Tha Pas Uier b) tta Aaiiila Funaial Cnspa' Bn* Puneral Dtrertura LlA la

if ituava, Ahlaai, BC.

rtarge of irrsngemente.

CHAPLIN'S fUNERAL
aiAPEL

7:49 P.M., WED.. DEC. I I .CANADIAN POACES
Come on, have fun at SL | RBfuurnNc cewthe
P sfs this Wednesday!'"*" “■ VicturtA m

Plenty of parking available

off Lm Avenue! _

nSTIRRD BCHOriL TEACHER
imBd Ilka habyatnng. fYefaroMy
fi* orofaaBraials Will alsn tabyrt
Mvefiend*. Pb MB-WR (Ran li in
l-MCI )] a.ni, tM 7 to g p.m. ft* Mra.
Julialte Oartcnoi

{ ieM4|i«a*» OentelB

mutual EQUIPMENT
RENTALS LTD,

I Day* BSSIB Evanuita Bi-r

iNUEX TO WANT AD HEADlNUt

Okaatnci I *•, <aatalllea>y*i

H<s [ Hu

Aeeaga fi* daia BM Waniad JU i^ngigamaiiiB . *

Ann-unramanu .. tf Exetanga Kaai EBata .._.iei

ANifluei _..... .. ■ e'Brmi (ut -tala sad WaU*d

AtiarUiNaa m Rard. PurvUsned IX harm Imptemenia . Tl

Asannanta (u Rani. UnlurniiMd IX e«R>B>t Ualp Waniad . B

Auai-iitataa Wanted .. ua y'heiain . tS

Autu Bi*y aM PeitaKM ..IS k'rae.ga (mpoM nag SpralB Can 191

Auu Hapaui and tevira .... JOh rual . .. •

Aultt y'lntnnni and insuranea lin e'unarsi Dlrdcrar* 18

lUnds. UunaamBd OrcnaitraB 12 i-'urMiura ...... B

U Iniaraatlng. lancIllBUrig and ra- npeugCTeaC

Men's Oub Buildinc Fund tS-«!5l*.ta^:rdeM_- older homes rewired, ap.

Ptrish Hall. Ungford i.^S* iTadl^e^" tSi «fik«

BiTrtta .

RirtM

B-mii and Marl:

. . •I.larden Supolidd .74

....... ll-IUli I,land* PpiipertiH . IW

El Hall* Sana and Offledd W ReM 1*7

-- - — --“ I-ni kta ai Cmr t d dy a i PWca j

‘‘!L*'‘rilL - mONUMIHTAI - ir. « UNO,. MUSICIANS.

-J3i'“n./r'-iiS-T.'2-E2 MORTiMER-s p.dv, H.ii, L.«i(ort is'lif;

tomerts ut Nt- ^ MONUMENTAL WORKS . pride* lUell in Ita rnganl*! and

™ goijSstream ave.

K^“r: ^ tues.. « p.m. rv:s!,*"r.«r“...^'Va

i,*eri,*'Mra"l/"u«ili iXu Mra .2? ^ games—60% groes prizes I:ll*M'art!r*(!Ii*ll.^n4»*M

I.AOY EXry:LI.ENT ar>R ANDlcunpieu Pita ta eran«k tbuvglB,
wrker areks fntalkn. RefrtVrtcea drag llnea, oaeb Bek kir eompra*

Ildstricel Ceefmefera

prita* lUell In ita ctag^ai kfid|- *'*,L“KL,

798 (30IJ5sTREAM AVE. <»»eratlva Bimdaphera In which It ^iSXA'*El2i«iitfb

opcrklaa. N* aumptaUlon tr,im the ^*B»" BbUmklel <* r* ELECTRIC k

TUES., I P.M. mknMfm*bl. Tta. Sale* Minaiei _ _WIRING UYmcO

ELECTRIC UEATINU
WIRING UYUHO n.NA.NL'EU

fta^IaSUb'^oli'r^frii '(“‘idS!! JO lOSiNlW SiRVICiS ANO Y0Rl_ILE<niUC._EV S-7XIS

Build M Monad fl Uulal* .. Uf|

ftuFuj Park! ...... 12 luuseKeepIng R»dn« ta ReM . IB

Butinvta ^i^MQ** . •—,*« iWal aarviraa. amducied by lita hW rtiff’if Mrt-kll RMher*' —

Bitinesi Perbtagl _ JS u- I! % SlTe irt Rrv W T Chapman, wili ta Puneral Chipel Mjta Ann Wada 12

^•inass tarvi-ta and tNran.my «J H^»* IS.52^ ■ t£ br'd Weiinandaj, IM. I. ai i » wrath. DutaiJ,. B C Mr and Mra —

iTiif" ■ -uS Mm. IB Ih* ■manaun A Irvmg .Im. C Jenaon and (imch, OnkviHe

fare (ra »d ^ • |S ■ .otauei. IraermeM in ita fettna

Cars end 1 rtiellt Win'ed 11? i--N Memunkm ■ . .— * i*,»ai oak ^lai Park. ____

Oiirir* PaiilTT. Maletong EggA LiilKHS UinrallM--141 I , _ _ ...

14* Huuiektepini Risena Wan-ed ._.1X|
4B -f.Ajiev '0 Hem. ^'amuherl _1211

War Miting wilfi Ita RwkI Anny and meratara ta 9* Sanidi* ptalne, urtaituFNTal WORK*

Sennet Cn^. iCd *m a mem Ita Vk-train city pnlu-e •* ST1^*T «0"^^*"TAL WORKS

her ta tta PTa PairiB BraiMt. r C Jnreow Kte & D IV4-S4B

H.C L Mr G. E and Mr T. A Mefell I4fli May Strata_ 8Y4 14X

J'lus—g games
winner takes ail
Obe Free Game
Door and good neighbor
prizes

OIRICTORY

llctaiiing cottne. Pra etaiBdenttali ..

Interview, iibana Ur J. HUke. Salas Ceregelsrs

^*'rt**E Mania. Aannn.a ltd PINIBRINC. CABINETS. TILING.
> 2 U Daiglki sued mines rapaira. garcral eanwniry

]gg. 7 ffl Aundeeki. lulter*. carports, window*

and dnnri inslalled, etc Ry enn'rart

EXPERIENCED ”uTO wfmm Ss-ftsi' ^ “««=

SuptLIM

fbarins Evata*
renmaram Pn«ert9«

■ iiil • ..7.. cli. — - nr M m. in 'h* Thumaun A Irving .1fT» r 3#n*OB and tamin, imnviiie

. • IS. .. .——S» y-u„,,i,( OMuel. iNsrmeM in ita Ontnna

t e««a iLmw'S^r.iitai-r.:'.u:;:::::i4i *">*■ *«’•'

. .. . «lLirm*l Wnniad _14* - w» wish In •M»nd our sinrereil

. U|Uta*tuCb nnd «j*elld*_« ^ sppiartallnn (or all the eapresilms

...IX i.udl and reond b MUMtO-Suddiiy at tta rasidanee. nt svmMthv nivla and fimvers iw

f.rivsletceta and Ra*i Hume* .. US Mlciunery ... n

Cons*** ramptaidA Summtr Haia Help Waniad .. V

Aeaoni - UI Maia or rwnal* Haip Wantad .. «

r-uniy^ Hume* and Proeamaa ..19 MkrriBSM .. I

Dupleaea Is fttai
DaraihB

iMa-na FuBaral* kiid
N.4k*#

Eduraiirai

dtU Aldoea Tarrara. SkBniditrai. reivari (ra Ihe passing ta nur beinvvd
AL'.. un Utc. A US}. Ur WiUitm a,*, and nlkndwm Gradrai I-ewii
Andraw Mwir,,. _*Bad n »#*i k nark. Apicnl thank* lo Dr fi. .(
Jot m Tteamtaiin, Brura pwlelaiw-#. Dr G J, MrKenr.r

C«wrt», I Cmi. Bnd a rialdMt ta ^ the Rnyal Ju

.5” bile# Htapital Aim let Ihe rnn

‘8 “/-Srisl .

, ;i S »“^piSnd' tSa.'^V aH?'

*» Mmamaaiai . U iRom Hand Dtveta. Ladyamiih, Mra W«h*1 i, natk. Mr

_ Martgka* Loam aad laairatww .141 &c., aita Mn. G A. marlen*) ■'id Mr*. Andiew G. Mllla

I MiKurcyeia* —_......... ■ Jofwelon. ans Amity Drive, Saa .

Muvina 4hd Hauling__US nlchum. B.r. elihl grandrhil- T wlih tn eepree* my graleful

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(Inserted by tta MarKenai*
Campaign Commute*.)

EXPERT WlRfflU ON NEW
or tadar (nn**. Bytav fumnotA
I MrCny . URS-MgL

I Flddriof •«! SantalRf

PINIRRINC. CABINETS. TILING. riawriaa aPllBiHg

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matavDk Hum** lai; spaaaiir.
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paru awemnan rwnared by ,, - _ .—

pr ng reiMva paita wtaSeadm Ap G. P HKWF.'t PHriMrs

pUcaid mita ta ecpaftamel m AnyUilng rtesigrwd and built and ___ _ ■ _

Ita sido part* buamata, prtaoraNy rtarat (nr runsulthtlnri Experienre RESTYLING. NEW PATTERNS
In m* aU mnJie Isnea and muM m relifomia and British CiilumbM JarkiU eoalk iinlck. talk ciriiaik
knnw Ihe VioUTta M*4Mt krag 8*11. Id yekn kini* ludnljum

Ntlkrx. ramltUMSCfi. rar. M .1A . -----P»ul. JB BMCh Drtv*. EV S }JalL

(Inserted by tta MarKenai* In Pw sU mnJie Isnei and muM m relifomia and British CiilumbM JankiU eodik iinlck. talk ciriiaii
Campaign Commille*.) knnw ihe VioUvw M«4Mt krag 8*11. Id yekn kinia ludnljun

—r..-r-— ' ■ Nklkrx. rammsmscei. rar. M*4A. -■ - —— Ibiul. jm Bnach Dnv*. EVS^Jta

MR W A SCOIT WILL REPORT **(•. ARar hnsme Intar-waw ran ta GENERAL REPAIRS. ALip-RA*!-- - ..

M k (ubijc mtaUitg on hii rtrani irrangert AMriy immedmieiy bi uona Artdiiiona. Pkst. eourtaous Gwltni ClMHlHg and fteaeiN

trtp In China <m Krldny. Decamtar | Mnnagrr Ermgn Mtanra Ud. servir*. Ere* afUmntea.
18. TiMam.. DoBlMtai Hotel under. Yktes al OeA W Enrl Eby.

Vw soemneataap ta CatadJ-Cluas
Kriendahip AraurtaUan.

ABOVE AVERAGE EARNINGS 1 ADD BEAUTY. PfiOTKCTinN. PHI

JSSeiHfl G II T T E H S A.KD DOWN PIPE!
r—- *ikl tteatad. EVE12S1.

___ -plus tawiera plus car. pHn madkal vary and vnlu* in >rur pmpertv r.lTTERS RENEWED, REPAIRED

SOUTH BAANICH PARMERS* AND nmenii tn lha man. oe woman, who All lypaa wnralen fanras. Frea afll- and rlraried. 38A8RiQ nr EV 4 WU,
I'?"'" Oirttama* M II wnuiig ia lanni how to sali auto males EV *J8». - .. . . -

PflsakfUftrahmams, Admission 7V, 5?,^:;„'jrL7Zae feiiwei SPECUL OfTER. PERMS. NEW

i.HTm Q-g^ WRAPPING IN ONE C.rJ^EV S.»44l Pra. ratimalaa G Cou lty t1^ Kay Beauty. 838 PmMor. 184 M44

, lettai « ftacambar LMh. 1916. all

BBICKLAYER - CONTBACTOB TO,

1?: Q(*‘Y ’*8 build chlmneyl and taher brlrk-; kmiH TS.«n'i^''«4.«iir —- -- --■ -

I Pbaeie EV MSa S «_« WJ _ mN-k tor bohdsbla vary busy hou*a . _tXOORS WAXED AND POLISHED

v-iN'T Mlkfl nar tNTiatir tnr rnn«lrurl^ firm All arcounii { jikpairs aLTF.RAITONS. RUM Sloraa. officca. ctfet Guartniead
Ion Itatlfhi at Albc TreMurei, IICI **“''ro*kS,«™* l>>utf«*ip.» r««nk Gurnkfiteed »■«*. gjv “TJ* SarvM. Pb.aia

knWTwnaM St., tiJO pm Otar aail^t. or phon* IVA4H1_.,Sld__ LV 4* 83_

CABINETS. PtNISHfNG,
GENERAL CARPENTRY,
Knud ITvansan. SM-aSdi

Jgnltar Ssrvka

IT^RS WAXED AND POLISHED'

i dflaUnf Irdarment in ita Roy^ *h ■">' *■!

(ith Burial Pkfk, tyiowari tttte- -Mra rlnrs Mam.
fully decllnad. Dmtlkmt mav ta ~

made m tha Raart Pimd. SB Vlaw We. Garage and Nrama
Straal. Vlelralk. BC.) taS l.atorta Road and It

ts EV 4-3&2} Nights DON'T miss the antiq

lion Itatlfhi at AUm Trrta
— ' ' Gm-wnmaM St., tiJO pm

Inla. fhamtaMl Aia-lloneor

ANNOUNCiMINTl -

IwiNNBRj OP miE RAfTLE AT 36 LOST ANB fOUND

ESf. v,i?L,r wr.','^ bir I. ^Tta tt,« cone Road Hoapllal Auxiliary-PWrnlaum Cotp. 584 N. Main Si. ALTERATIONS, RUMPUS ROOW. /ta—

SHwal. Vletortk. BC.) MS Immsr were Hit toGoWliw; Ur, V, LOST - THURSDAY DEC JND, VI Worth 1 Tax*! panelUng and gtnani ebrpantry sarvlr*. TnS Yauw, tN 2-4341.

UMirr, JU (o ekpeera oar MntM Qtaftii*?* ■Sjirt ^t2nmit*kiiora "EW PRODu'cT, NO COMPETl- - kgR«BMBhl|

•TEUWN^ WrAvta Ml Dar I thanlui and tpinrtalltai to nil ta* Mr*. _ Ralidi, '^Mlaa ^ Andaraan. Mra «^»talta oontkl^fkp^ ^ ^ HOME RgPAIRS. KITCHEN CAB- . .- , .. __

jZaTnwuwn N^iaiw (pewM ftt (hrte ay mpnthy «hd » m*W* hr ih* OirUtmaa gift. Utarta rraiurvi*- Inara, ivmpo* twwnk Ul elasi L A N OSCAPUtO - TOR PROVES-

ui '“J- 2.'.-'“^" Z - O*™- “«• Brrnr. Mf*. J ay. B»4»ra, a rmvtrd ft tatarad ICW Pta*. mrarWwi - CARPENTRY AND ALTERATIONS 5,,"^J5Ur^ Ph^TWllL

two Il?*ra**lhkiSr*l^lw* “d • .....ev...ss WINNW (»• THE PAIW^D LOST - EAT NICBT, POX TMEA- ralwv^s. Fra^astlrnalM. Jg3-CM. yarn-* ta akpartahe*. '

Zaatra Oofrlne. IMh grandpartiUs * PAlMOK lMta ^ „„ q purra ^ »• R A M 1 N G AND FINISHING sYrtTA COM)’ DEAlTIiaE'oi'ri

8!ta.e*'Hc1"Mr“jSS iSSSi; ta *‘V«'»M-n,!."Jta"rraT^ "hT *'***** Avallata. now a. O.^. ^7^8402.

SS"V't."l" •*•>' ^ par' woe niLL-miK rJirUi '^i^^taSeS.*"d®EV?:4»t4*'®*’‘ ( --all J^fui- teA5»44: SIsvkn, AM -Wdil

grandparenli 1”' „ . Hr Ivanon. Mra. LitMer ,1..^* SVa.,S Dnvem IW Diufta* « Driver 4 -_ _ . , 17.. ~ - VICTORIA S LEADING NllR-SErY

GOfN) INCOME TOR THE MA.N sjuALtTY WUHR AT REASONABLE Jawallne*

w* warn In Ih* Vietort* arra. Oi'er r«lti ArtdIilocii. ranovatlan*. etc _”_

n- TSSJJSST o'-. "'“”*« ** “'*2L BULKS JEWEiZerS

PWrtaaum Cofp. 584 H. Main Sl. ALTERATIONS, RUMPUS ROOM.S.

VI Worth 1 Taxai. panelling and gtnani ebrpantry servir*. ira vateA enf 2-4341.

NEW " PRobu^l NO COMPETT- ** - kgREBMphll

tttat a muol lor evray hcane. ideta HOME RgPAIRS. KITCHEN CAB- . .- , .. __

Oirlftnwa gift. Ubarta romnl*. latia, rumpus Rroma Ul elaai L A N OSCAPUlU — PQR PROVES
I Mm, OualiBad Intdk Afigty 208 work. EV 7-4187. Mcoai laadtcaptns ••• Pr*d Hulgaard

IlCBf PVak. mrahUuri -— ■--- at Royal Okh Gkrdelik 4440 Pal

i- — ■ " — -CARPENTRY AND ALTERATIONS (jgj Highway Pbtaia BBItSA B

.' Snake. HC; Mr Jar* Murphy ta hUGH - In "•"132 *1' araj ham' dnaw: Mr Ivan iMta told "ewsnl

_Hi SnitI* and Mra. Phyllis MrCaim itri. *'21, iw t Mrs. Cimualar. 483 Ptiera (Rher ,'Xr=”

land nf Srallla srvd hit grear
grandpa re nis

Tta Rav W J. O'Brien will ran

.lOi rluni Kw (laieral servira on Tue*

Dear Mtaher, you are ml
(rattateti.

rv Ksdl* Sale* and tanrte* 44* day Dnr 7. ti in.flO am hi fhir Thnuah nn earth ynu kre nn

Hr Ivraion. Mra. LiWer “^ eV*.iiK Dnvem. IW Dwgtk* « Drivers

ryTr~S^ trie wnaiK ^- s branch Intw^iew. sfta.

EXRERVICE WOMEN K BRANCH i,(MT-Tf1Y WHITE AND BLACK * p m.

Carpata MRd UuMlaum

vsrtniiii (•tiid*

Wanled lo itarryw

............ nil Lndy nf Ita Rnaary Churoh. (.ana

sun In meranry yrai are with
A* ynu tlwiM were belnr*.

mnre Vn IQ Royal Canadlkn Leguin ..ZiL. m3irlj. - - ----- - H<HJRIGANS CAKPETS A?

Ih ta l brl.lm,i Tomb.-. Dr.w Winners: Sj'.raf «%• ES?4t »?? Lid -Carpeij Linulrums.

>. VI Jean MePherruai. (AM: 3nd. T _ «ra * aie arai nrwatvi M'ltan in a Mra* inWKulVw Ap plaslle Dlei. luppllM and

Mamed te Bu7^c*Jia4'‘!!n~:']Sl leTy! rhapim a ala in eharga ta Ever rememtaiefl .by Garage artr 11«. «rt- «''»« 'ramaron. uiST YUUR PTn HliMBS WAffT Mi Vftwa ^.a (V-s an and ->** wimaita

«'.-er«raa* ra^lea IM arrangemrats. 'Eva I *fl tound SPCA EV * Mid ^ l*n Inlervlew will he arranieri. 'KVAlam

' . VICTORIA’S LEADING NllR-SCrY

•■lum n tvery raaj^ Vre* aitimnlet tod

...r. . ...rw. ■''■'*"'01 RUdgm plan kvkllahlk
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Tl5 Pandora Ptmen liek Wnrk. Pntlos. air Lawn apw
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PraM'ioiiiei Ptea up w dni'
Dry itovinai - Spactoi
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aoMa In Cofifllci
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a Vikir Mena

Jadi la Rax
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VICTORU DCCORATORS IRTICS
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aM4 prlraA ifTn ratUnata. non*
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iwIMPAUA Cnrveruble chnrged. wiih console
Choice ^ 2. Eech . 93795 xhilt. 0\'er StSOO new. 4
» OLDSMOBILK 88 ‘ PRICE . 51935

HfRr-s ira.vrs l^■ rr ,«5 OTp^Mon... "i'

■A CM TNC ^ miles. Ralnn'.'e of war-'

FOR VOU swi renty still in effect.

oi 4. r.acn AiJfji pRicf" 13'’95

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65 aiL'VRWpET Imptli 625 mil4s on this unit and
4-Door Hardtop. Choice In new condition. SO.OOtJ-
TRADE I of 2. Each . ... 5339S mile warranty In effect.

165 METEOR 2-Door I PRICE.52135

DURLNG DECEMBER L ’i^V^ „ - - 65 CHE V ^-Tor Pickup.

^ IWOILVIU Long Box. With radio and

AND GET FULL RETAIL L, ,“/frAv^“ a*"” Positraction. s/pall can*

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VOR YOUR CAR !« /-hjlmtv t> c-a._ L . ..or. owTier miles.

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miles. Ralance of war-'
ranty still in effect.
PRICE. 93395

DURLNG DECEMBER

AND GET FULL RETAIL

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AND MAKE

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TILL FEBRUARY.

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MORE THAN

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USED CARS

ENSIGN MOTORS

USED CAR

SUPERMARKET

*65 CHEVY U Sedan .S 92495

Choice in new condition. 50.00(i-
. 93595 mile warranty In effect.

I PRICE.52435

-.93395 ^.Tor Pickup.

Long Box. With radio and
, 52995 Positraction. a/paU can*

opy included. 6,000 one*
t owner miles.

.^ 52490 PRICE . .92595

Y’ou Can Relax When Y'ou
Make a Morrison Deal

I fPEACE-OK-MlND
PACKAGE

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161 VOLVO 541 Sport. iMlly
equipped including radio.
One owYier.

PRICE - __ . 92335

65 DODGE ’i-Ton Pickup.
Cab over engine. 4.000
original miles. Long box
eustom lined with plywood.
PRICE.92295

I

65 mustang. Big mWbr,
console ihifi, radio,
i PRICE. $2995

1 rtok M niEVY n Station Wagon.

* Standard trans. 5*uJly
' 64 OLDSMOBILE Super M guaranteed.

I Hardtop 93395 PRICE 92335

64 DLDSMOBILE Sttrfire ca c,^f, » j..

r-oiioe 92196,^ -

IM OLDSMOBILE I Including

_tiiuu custom radio.

I Convertible 93 j95 *o 7 «

164 PONTUC Parislenne I ...

I CkHivenible 93195 Q MERCEDES-BENZ 190SL

64 PONTUC Pariaienne i
2-DDor Hardtop . S2S»
64 CHEVY U Nova . 923M
64 aiEV. impda 92495

Convertible and remov*
able hardtop. Custom
radio.

PRICE .. $2795

64 OORVAIR. Automatic. ^ .STUDEBAKER Common-

.“er 2.Door. One o«™r.

64 PCWTUc I Low mUeage.

F, *^I PRICE- ..$W5

i63 BLICX Sedan.92495'

i 63 STUDEBAKLR Wagon.

I l)e luxe model with sliding
ABL,\ZE WITH LIGHT roof One owner.

A.\D ACriMTY PRICE . $1995

MON.. TIIURS., FRI. 60 MONARCH 2.Door H'top.
UNTIL 10 P.M. Powrr ateering, brakes,

radio. In showroom cotw
dition.

63 CHEVROLET Stn. Wgn PRICE .91635

I 2^’^c'!r*^^‘ ^^?>49fi ACADIAN Sedan. Nicely
63 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door 1 »POtleaaly clean.

H.rHin.. fw guaranteed.

Hardtop .$2796fc ppipi^ ai-Fna

63 atEVROLET t-tuct. .JU35

Bel Air.* . $2395 60 OLDS Super *8 Sedan.

.63 litEVROLET Sedan. I Full power equipment,

' Choice of 4. Each 92195, plus radio, etc.

,63 SUNBEAM Aipina Sporls| PRICE.91595

!62 F 5 w'?N! 5 '‘ g*Ha« ,« DATSUN 1200 De Lu.ve

SUtionWgn. WithwTute*

i 62 CHEVROLET B*rAir. | pStrr'^*®™ aiMa

' Lie. 27316 . .91795 .

62 ENVOY Sedan $1095 VOLKSWAGEN Stn Wgn.
61 CHEVROLET Sedan. Van. Complelely recon*

Lie. 35244 91335 ditioned.

61 STUDEBAKER Stn. Wgn PRICE . 91195

Overdrive.$995 59 MERCEDES-BENZ 190

I Dieeei. Fantastic economy

ABL,\ZE WITH LIGHT
AND ACntlTY
MON.. THURS., FRI.
UNTIL 10 P.M.

930 Yatee St

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Complete

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ilORRISON S PRiCFLS
ARK tiOW'ER--
VOLUME DEALING
DOES IT ! '

and .durability.

PRICE . 91135

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DFJiIOUnON .SALE

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, maculate, in showroom

condition throughoufi low
mileage.

PRICE .$1195

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V t<eauD. V

V V,

V 63 CHEV 6 cylinder. V

V 2-door .-J21»V!

V V

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other extras. Cost new

over jraoo.

FULL PRICE .. S2895

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steering and brakes, O
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seats and console. O
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radio

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automatic, power O
steering and brakes. O
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FULL PRICE .$1995

V 61 PONTIAC StatloB B’agon.

$925 V V8. stand transmission.

V FULL PRICE . $1795

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V, FULL PRICE . $34^ °

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V more options.

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TIRES LTD
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EVSTDC

MEN SHARING. LAUNDRY AND
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rullv rumialiad (O' Slid, unfurruanae
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LOW WINTER RATES

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TILL M

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LIFE

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V 59 ZEPHYR

V

V 59 VAL’XHALL

V

V 61 VOLKSWAGEN bus V

V 9 pass., t real nice. V

V hard to find V

V CRT.$1575 V

V V

V 63 VOLKSWAGEN 1500 Vfr|CHEV ImpsU Super

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mcMlH. V8. auto., 0|
power steering and o|
brakes, cust. radio, O
tutene. O

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P

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P A-1 condition. P

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at D4 loDMiui Straat 313 0011

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<-*•« tst».3 or Otissi

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fund a hH MM. Thaia aftrr 4,

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COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS
Rraamabir larmi *i time
OOWMAN S SERVICE
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BEAKT or THE CITY
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NEAR JUBILEE HOBPITAL. SELF-
mnlained harbeW fulM. 195 prf
miailti PtlVM 390 3534 <r 5W-arn.

129 APARTMENTS TO RENT
UNFURNISHED

Viva'. $1350 V 63 VALIANT Signet Cbn-

V

V 57 OLDS. Sedan . $895 V i

V V,

V 58 CHEV. Sedan V

V 6 cylinder .... $885 V

V V

V 60 VOLKSWAGEN van V

V completely reemdi- V

V ticned .$1335 V

V V

V 57 PLY.MOUTH Sedan V

V « door.$695 V

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vertible. Automatic.'
power steering. W-pw-
formance motor, custom
radio.

FULL PRICE.$2395

1965* MUST GO 1
4 BRA.ND NEW '
VALIANTS
Save up to $630
3 BRA.\D NEW
DODGES
Save up to $807
2 BRA.ND NEW
CHRYSLERS
Save up to $934
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Dodger, Valiants, Chryslen
Sava up to $1400

IMPORTS

hlar'a brm 1 .1 * n « ft HARDlTie, TWO-TOHE

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63 VOLKSWAGEN De Luxe.

FULL PRICE.$1295

63 RENAULT R8 Sedan.
FULL PRICE.$1195

62 VAUXHALL 4-Dr. Sedan.
New atyling.

FULL PRICE.11295

63 VAUXHALL 4-Dr. Stotion
Wagnn.

FULL PRICE.$1295

60 ZEPHYR Sedan. Heater,
defroster, signals, C-cyi.
FULL PRICE.$995

brakes This is i 0;
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O Was $3995 O

O SAVE $.300 .. $2695 O

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O 65 RAMBLER Ambas- O
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O

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10.000 miles, V-8 O
automatic, power O
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SAVE $600 $2795 O

KX>NOLINE Van. O
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package. Only 3.500 O
miles. Was $7795. O
SAVE $500 $2295 O

O M DODGE 440 Sedan. O

O Top of the line model 0

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O V8. autotnatic. Was O

O $2895

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GOODACkE TOWERS
330 and 360 Douglas Street
(opposite Goodacre Lake)
Phone 385-8m

FEATURES!

' nnrRfnins Pui* Rl dicTM
■ Vanii]> Batjiiwati

* *YMica_PTvyieic>al Biichtsi

* Irdivtd&l' TlieraKOtati

* Ewclieni fawvuirn

* WnuntivuM EQuiBiMfd

* Larit HaiCi*l*l

* All Mudtrb F*aiar*a

* Orapea auapicd—iwb tracu

BACHELOR SUITES
ONE and TWO-REDROOM
SUITES

I Rental Hours

U AIL W • FM.

GOODACRE TOWFJRS
350 and 360 Douglas Street

ET Asia r«e* nmritmi pcTBoeL

„ tbMb, putrtr rntmif DMi
~ fayiwmia accbpitd CRI-iiet.

P,- -

OLSK A-Nb •« emvY D «*** 1 *7

NOW IT S THE
PARK ROYAL
Comer of Pakuigion
and Cook Streets

aubiMAIlc.

MUST 9BU.
or baeibv V*

TOF CASH *-OR GOOD CARS
- . .. 4 A CAIULAWT

im DE MU QuadiA ace lAMvay ET 47113

DE LUXE 4-OOnR
Va MWMLr
CKtra <eUia*l*. Fb

CASH FOR CnaCFACTB
JOE PHILF AUTO SALES
ISIS FAHDORA

|i ROOM PHiu. COOKING. BAT- MOVE IN this month to V'ie*
i*ry. Bracan H ilt park CRi 2 b» ^ tons ■ Kmest New Apart-

£?‘S22A“u4^»'5^®*’‘w4wi“ so MUCH

“ ' MORE

MEXZIES.
m. al fuUBd.

AT SEA CLEAN I
*1 Mm. 3SL4t[73 I

75 MORE TO
CHOOSE FROM

P
P
P
P

PLIMLEY P

P 1010 Yates EV 2-9121 P
P P

P SERVING \ncroRIA
P 72 YEARS
P YOUR GUARANTEE
P
P

■ PONTIAC WAGON
< MR. TraCa anuM
<a rtitu mru
viM GR-

VERY

dcM
TIB Um

NO DOWN P*««*W7 *T
-iaLK pucks Aars cars
BGRNSIDB HARRIET. EV

tSW VAUXHALL LOW Mt^tACE
r\(WB*nt etaiAiBon. EV *4iai *yi
KV4SUS nawwa

CASH rXMt CLEAR CABS

■oLsrnn Muroita ■34sa

SMS QUADRA

HOUSEKESme ROOM GAS.
•w* Mg. Jtmrt Bay KV 4HU

FUmt Prnol Draivu
Pmwriard Hall*
Walj.i<»WAU rarpeu

Coblaviatjn

; 12i HOUSIKIIPING ROOMS ajio vanuuu-'n tam is UK-hm and
MIAMTtD rialliraairi. ru«l lams In bathroom,

«*Mr(iav -•knoue aftiranr* Individual hral

alcepins arvoA

113 TRAIURS. MOIILI ,- -^

HOMB. TRAIUI PARKS

“BOB'S TRARJS’SALES 'gf^Row sutM fiS

IFdr FLAMINGO. Sbadnxm EX 12R AFARTM.ENTS TO . Fnr appoiniinmi to vira nr Inloc-

RfNT PURHISHID

PPPPPPPPPPPP

MM autonvaiir

r«^ Wiu rmaro «B aM>^*e
-TbCn M CiMa an4 •

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NO MONEY DOWN |
ONLY $5.50 per week buys | q
any one of the folkwing eBn| q

'o

59 VAUXHALL Velox. 6<yl.l®

FULL PRICE.*5951°

58 CONSUL Convertible. , °

FULL PRICE.

54 CHEVRM-ET.

O

O 64 GAI.AXIE 500 Ox>- O
vertible. Attractive O
Ermine WMte with O
sharp holiday tur- O
quoise interior. Local 0
executive driven. O
Coat eooo new. AU O
pchxer. \Uas $3595. O
SAVE $700 $2895 O

• No paxmentB til Feb. 1.
1966

* Open to aerve you 1-9

DOLPHIN MOTORS LTD.
C^adra at Pandora
EV 6-3577

MUST RK SEEN
CHEV STATIDNWAGON 4
rylindw. Auuunaiic, ea4 iirab. Mat
kiAifis Aaeaai'an*>. 4l>aw.

M SUhBKAM RAPIBRr IMMACU;
lata and waibAMially par>«^. SrtI
« tiod* be M««- eoi. Pclvolb
KVlanl _

HBf FIAT IIW aEDAR

m

jamebon mutors ltd
M4-II4I

tiaa TUDUft SDBEL. LOW WLE
4gr, irraHlftl midlUaA RMiM
abW S fica. W44W* __

H~rbRD ICDAN DRUVXRY V 1.
•ulamauc. EitralMd rbedilue. M
IM RaiBpobu a Rd BW MIt _

1sa St'NEEAM 3-nOOR RABnrOF
f;.r-i ranMtloB. 0(4 Tcrow cab b)
■rrmatad. EV S4aM.

laa HUXMAN.
all I
CIS.

RUBNIMC GEAR.

PAMMNG 14 air lUIlM nom
DMhtc tnsMalinn and «Am ann-l
itoM TMX ULTIMATE d MOBILE
UVING-

DROF IN AXn MK TNESR '
IF«fll rtJUORGO. 3-hadnn. j

riSF OBMERU.. HBoa
UWr AHELTDN. l-bdWiA.

U *44 ENlCIfT. :-br4Rw
LARGK STOCK <H pnrpanr lanin
and foa lunatr*
naita >«• Wrd be lour hnanr built
CAMPER WE HAVE THEM
EPeCUL Cl£ARA.NCR ft
■ERR windmvA

386-3623

fy"T~TV’T’T” t't T t'Vt't

coU D.M.D. at tt4i:41.

JUBILEE — FbUy funuMttd 3 RR
apt. Avail, mv ItS mo
RICHARDRON REAR COOK - Hri'rd
I BR ouilv, ^nly AimiiJird. Avail. I
ranA MD mu ‘

BOORMAX l>Vr.XTMENT CO. LTD
M-IMI

ROYAL COMMODORE.
NOW OPEN FOR
INSPECTION
715 VANCOUVER ST.

■*."?? i2£it*wif '***- >>**. Jut rwnaMwe Anukt

tra CHEV : IBP AUSTIN BOTR IN
tfod rtaalilbio. Oouar traaofarrH
la ONaab. WbAt aRtra* CR4Mi

TRIANGLE THAn-ER. SALES T
T

ir b W GLENDALE. mubMl T

'<<aHBM4 b a e h a I
nm b> M. JrAwO*

■lal and Covr n b wii t Btaktirun
AiHoiaiPc laimW>. rant HO
grt-iK

l-hadnoRi luilra fma 1ST Oi
3 brdrmma (ram U22

CoMawMi

Xj udrru ramokrr

Lida of r-opboarda

VERY OJH Ft l RTABLE 1-RED lElbCtnC bttiim
room Bata Gnamd (laor, Privalt PrrMuriaad halii
ridniirr Ftdiv mukead kiirttan V«id lara
Pn«a-( mih Pint S»4«4 afltr I iralivldual Mai mirsi
Jam il.natiy lant rnrana

lAulomaljc laundry

im BUICE HARDTOP. BODY..
~|3di'e macMnia ■<■ mdiiiim T
^ II4H. Ttrmt. P.vt Xlm i IH-M 13_ T

Ibt! it^MERIfl'Htt I DOOR. DODGE I
hrmt-anwarad, tiii'3 uaMdtrtd f
EV44aH _ :T

bMlimi. 3 or I Wd . avoikoM. Iwr. U. 315 1 . .

roumt tl t tub

irxiir XA-XHi'A irtntidi
lundi SPECIAL THIS
WEEK ONLY M

_ htaune

X RtntaJ Ikvi
T < Aetianm Ud

IWr- M. n5 1
EV3 4SS1. RilMi;

At C«KV BCI. AIR S-DOOR
laV nauUn. MotW ai eaU n
•iih AW bMwrr-

Bf aaai»^<d(W KV _ _

MUSr~aKU. IMt FORD FAIR-
Ian# 14 ak. imliBitae hardla*. V-A

amoottc. M.iw> -

miioA

!-4sn

MALIBU MOTOR!

“Low Com Cara '

H FORD Ywl-v Baidtoe .

n DODGE. V«. atbk __

K BUICK TUdw Hardin

li FORD . ..

Bo RiMBLER sum Wajoa .

Si PLYMOUTg Ttidw .-

SS RAMBLER ladaa __

U VAUXHALL ...

M FORD - - _

44 BUiCK Bardv* Mirk ....

U PONTUr Badan
41 MERCURY CtnvwtlbU ....

U MERCURT Hardioe..H»

H METEfHI tidUoa Waan

41 DODGE Stdan .. MS

TOWROPB SFErtAL
14 FONTTAC. make an offar
tv * na. Ow. Quadra and JohniiB

FULL PRICE.$195|® ^ VALIANT Convert. O

57 VOLKSWAGEN ^ kjw-miieage. to-O

Window Van. P

PULL PRICE .$595|0

59 STUDEBAKER Lark 4-1 ^

Door Sedan.

FULL PRICE_J 495 O 63 CHEV Impels Stn. O

56 roRD Station Wagon. Wagon. Gleaming 0

FULL PRICE.$395)0

58 FORD Fairiant 3-Dr. Sdn ^

oally • driven, one-O
owner car. Auto.. O
power Waa $2895.0
SAVE $600 $2295 O

IHd

VtCTOKU JEKF
Jaa» t-onaal driva

FULL PRICE.$695

54 ZEPHYR Sedan. >

FULL PRICE.$245

* We can arranga no down
payment.

I * CoDaolidate your debts.

Black and chrome. 0
all pmver, aU luxury 0
O extras, kw mileage. O

O Wat $2995. O

O SAVE $500 $2495 0

O 64 PONTIAC FordorO
O Wagon. A beauty. O
0 V8. auto., power 0

O ateering and brakes, 0
radio. Was $2995. O

SAVE $500 . $2495 O

LUXURY

• BEAUTY

• ECONOMY

Te>ijld Crmn todtiii aad aUBon
MfOM Mlar Itia ultimata la luniry
aubOnuMIm. AH atv (idl) a^ispad
al M acM rodt Aalomdllr Imm.
bViaun oalMedL Prkad (tom HBI

SAUNDERS k IHTCIIMAN
2040 Cadboro Bay Rd.
383-7111-3

J/11 1961 J/M

METEOR SEDAN

t cyl, aidmnalla. ndiA H 4ayi v
I.COB milt warranly.

$1095

Badset larmi availahla.

JAMESON MOTORS LTD.

T4S Brautton S.

IBM Jaap 4 Wtiaal dnva piddia- KS
UM Fart crian 1 omiar Immooi-
latA

IMl Uuda wapa. pnltradka. HH
13H Haavy diSy Dorisa piciiua. ^
4>n. CMA

t9H uidvarael tohoat dfl*«. B.W.
3744 Matarm Rd. 414430

* Refiamnce your preaent car'o
with loBftr payment*. !o 64 MERCURY Meteor O
•Seasonal payment planjo Tudor Hardtop. V8. O
(loggers, pshermen, teach -|q
ers, farmers, etc.}. 'q

AU contracts are insured |q

CAIHLLU:

11H rtatimu) bdrttea. la Imman-
Mia nMItlca ftdiy >dii>S^
H3M. DalIbWad Alao 1*N Cad
Oiac terdlnp. Mtf aquBpad St.DS
Wftta J cto>M. ms »
B' S e.. caiadry. w sB. rvdss

REAL BUY. PRIVATELY OWNED
IMS Baantnmt Arddlan I F «rn
C'Oipa Fully autarnatlc Pemar
Itrakaa and pmatr Hrcrlne. Ul^
1^. TYtoa w iwma arcarM-
GRT-SSKI avnunaa prrfarrrt.

REASONABLE. 'M. PONTIAC TWO
df«ir 4(->llttlar. Nondard MddmG
aion. Will BHI tlu« biaak t» flm
irffar nv«r Me Caa arrania B
Bdnrm* EV MHi.

IH4 CHEVBOtfr fTN. STON
Fwm.

IM

jAmnN mytoM tW-

wMtm. I

% diEV ADQOR. 1 RAIOX GOOD
coMjCKm. rMMK I

for sickness, accident and
dealfi.

For any additional
Informatioo contact our
finance manager without
obligatkxi and in
complete confidence. -

NATIONAL

MOnrORS

On YATES, EVV8174

auto, power steering, O
brand new white- O
walls. Was $.3095. O
SAVE $600 $2495 O

O 64 RENAULT R8 For- O
O dor SiNlan. Itower- O

ful and economicBi, O
as new condition. O

Was $1495.
SAVE $400

O

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0
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0

0 Many Many More
O AU BARGAIN PRICED O
O

0

$10ffi o
o
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0\ er ^ a century
'The Moat Respected Name
In the Automobil«-lnduttTy.*'lo

lo

O PETER POrXEN O
0 FORD O

O 1060 Yales EV 4-U44 O
0 Open till 9 p m. O

EiraliaW (■adUluA _ _

-h'pALCAN rtlTURA SEDAN,
uxaiama. stS mi. m. S. daHiia 1^
SMMT laavioK eomry. Fh.

uiiaia
tarM
411 M

ODACIL

i3is ptxNTur
•105

JAMUa'S MdTOnS LTD.

U4-llfi

iUIALL SECOND CAB. NO OrW^'I

darmoa-- Mi»a Maim..*

ms«0 at HSME I

_ _ TiCLFJ^X, WAHM .bUrTK HEAT ASn'

Our mudali ara anrae lo in- Tllad walar door lo S: Jiwpfii
lami oKuam •hi 13 la iha T|H''W«I4I AduHa r«. *3 Minun
' EV 4 i«M3

(uriiiar Inlflrmaiim rail
BKlJWN BKOF AGENCIES LTD
JI3 BioMnart St.
rVS-SiTL antlima.

maika4 hr a Biubila boma.

34M TniK Canada Hm? V
T araiDa T

n CORVAIR MOKXA. 4jnOn' TTTTTTTTTTTTTT

SJSI^rivrsw"' ^ ' iKiMdnai Mtmais "

Saturday av a» -^ DwMiat

GOtNC SOUTH

nm nn: hucujays*

Taka a iwhM in(da4 and mm yaur
■am jrlveia cra^fia Indda. t-bur-
nar abna iruli laan. rbawlra] loltH
and all Hw neiinrii «d hnni* Cant-
par and truck iwtali, M par omHi
N ua tr par mila.

RRFOaSEKSSD AUTOMOGILC-I
rnim S)1 par moniX oacasunca
Oa mu e wu- CradH Mir, MdMil

niRATijnCADON -AUSTIN SM- ■«
PhM MS-nJi Oflar 4

SI CORVAIR. 4-I100n. RADIO

Tt* mMiUtai. si aa anuu._

•aS^FOMTtAC, li”liOTORr4JOOD

maaeiMd. S3*B rS-MIl

II CMKV 3 DOOR HANDTOF. M
aorb t3M GR l-in^Orr • S m

I s p rt R D STirx a cheap —

lYNl SALE lfS4 COMET. I.OWi|;R7agS avt«n(«
milcaaa TuA». haidue,

rar.GR 43)49 cvanlnsf _ “ PREFECT

METEOR^AUTOMATi'C VI
icaally eand eaadillam S4fle

IHi

MS MONTHLY.
ARTS Cabs.

FOR VOLVO
SVa Wocd’t niMil M
Coll Harr; Marica
DAVID MOTORS LTD

naots

BUICK WILDCAT. S-OOOfl
HARDTOP EXCELLENT CONDI
TION. NEW TIRES. ALL EXTRAS
RKASONARLE. CHESTNUT GROVE
MOTBI.. BMM

CLUNKER QUir
Trada It ia Ma Oodi Boda* at toi-
Hatori lot d |*«rnliim WMd
cor MS Yataa SL EV 4301.

'^VAUXHALL VICTOR DE
luM. Idaai lodiaa' ear. FariM-t odo-
ditda. 22000 mik d. EV 4200 4.

"pRIVAra. MI OLDS m
Rodh and uu mw aqulppad. £<«•-
laf^ CTMUt Um, P flia E V 43SC

SI SUiniAM MPIER l-DOOR
hardtop Rddm. "»• tlrta. HOOD
mllat. tags. EV_*-I443._

1301 HILLMAN. EXCELLENT <Xm
dttinn. 54 rnilaa par sillon Snow
Uraa. 41MI90.__

Jl”cHEV,'“sDfm. oribo CONn-
iion vn. 3«fi30.

NOTHING DOWN
lOM OlEV, MM
BURHMDM AT HARRIET_

nottong”down 'n YputwA
GEN. NEW MOTOR. M3S ARTS
CARE BUHHSH* AT HARRIET

FORCED TO SELL. 'Sf VAUXRAll
pnrt rondltlce, make an nlfar it
Md Doustdi uf phen a 3ai-03W _

HILLMAN STATION WAGON
anod ihrouMiiout. Will accapt Irddt
or oWa r. EV3-1W K_

i|0~VOLKIWAGER. IMMACULATE
Whotewla ^rr, 0234 Affr M
Balmonl Rd. « phoai GRACm

AUnUi. EDEAL .«nOND CAR.
vary rlaan. kw miiaas* MH Ap¬
ply 106 Btlimail Rd or p b 41 4MIT

I CONSUL. HETALLtC BLUE,
rtirmaa wbaal dtico. load whna wall.
•ISeEV Mta _

WHAT OFFERS-

na

HlLUdAN MINX.

RMmbabl M4TIH

MUST SELL ISe ENVOY STATTON
•■liiv Oflan ovta M liS M-SCI

nil onocE onuFE. running

FOR SALE-in DOAGE REDAN
C.iwid t mut aidl nai Offan M-ONM

l3H ~AtBrnN^A4lt ~SU S. EV4tglS

10$ nia

AVAil-jUtl.E DEC. L NRW. DK
luxa IbadnauD »>'#

• XJKGE VALE APTS
I1S3 Culvilla Kd. HSia.

FACINU~TIIUNDEHBIRD PARK
Btlcody. pool, aauna. rmarad park
ins. a^aryltiins auppllad Waaklj,
Buodhiy raiaa. satai2.

I SPACIOUS AND
BEAUTIFUL

* C.d^d appilanaaa and drapaa

* Itoamhuiia dnids

* CTiiulraii ««icuma

* Buill by Reaaidi and Finch Homes

* Fraa Laundry tacuiUaa

1 hadrtBvni <lVb bath) till: t baW
' r-n-mf. tkl

'THE POFLAR& im4» TMIND ST.
I SIDNEY Apply Aporunanl IS

Miaou SUITK KITCHESCtTE
SMrt bdlhn»n. tdooi paaWiiad

Eld paf mrath InHod.na all iMUUtf ' masA' 'rhud,«

im ^ ncirb. Ph..r ^ te6-«!3l._ •*»» CRudfaa

2-BEDROOM SELK-CO.STAINED

TOTE-EM TRAILE^ALES ^
NLW and USED

Aamona

EV .’-4£<l

NORWOOD ARMS
845 BURDETT

MOBILE HOMES
I miles N. rm Hiway 1
478-1041

Imr-

MODERN CLOSE IN NEW RUILD

I nc imdarcrounl parlenE Waaki'

rmciUilv rata-. Mlrbalancala. phony cuwru

IS44Q1I or »S'4in I

■UILO A HOUSE TRAJLEB
OR CAMPER
Fiord and eompUMiita
■at aui duplay, aiueki ronlae
K J. PEKM Ltd

MM QuabKU B. Phona IMAaK

(7TILIT¥ BOX TRAILERS
Al'd Bay al CaltMlaa. BM

128 ROOM AND B0A8D

CLOSE IN. LARGE .SBXm'R
ni-had Smon lUitr Roitfncfii arwt
raract tn Aduiia Avajitina
January 1 EVLMO <4- EV S::y:

n'RXISHFJJ 2-ROOM SUITE WITH
(ril And autva. haal uwfiliid Walk
Inc diaunea lo aly eantra. Raaaon
ahli raw. Md US4

•M PONT1A4: STANDARD 0.
dko. M* wu id wdll tiraa, ibod
ditlon. BBS 4n-21M

RA

MUST SEU.
IWI VaoxIiaU CTeaU. f
dcm. oa«x xvs-asi

u CHRYSLER NEW YORKER
all power aquMm**’!- orfara 1*
Goamrd RA FN GR MU

■n COMET. AUTOMATIC, II.SH OR
bail attar. EV4MW « CRItni.

0

m FLYMOCTB 4-nonH.

lUDB.

n

_SMALL HECOIff) CAR. DO PEN

OOOOOOOOOOOOG RMih. Fnvaia. tMMa.

U HILLMAN,
Mi GR II-4ZI3

NEEDS REPAIRS

ISU VANGUARD. VERY GOOD
rcaalliinn, 1300 or nairatt offer. Ph.
411 E15_

4T^M.YMOtrrH GOOD TRANS
melatka. MB. GR 1-0001

BATTERIEa

To fit all makes and motels
$1 Down
$1 Weekly

DAD TIRE LTD.
Vieloria Duncan

EV 2-7283 746-7191

$1 DOWN
$1 A WEEK

Buys a New Gondyear Tire

m (W Rnke RalHn. Wbeaf
AitSMnenl. inorkt did MiMan
Caaa Eaay Tarme

\nCTOIUA TTRE LTD.

OoaamniadI 01 Raraid EVl-MM

COLOHUL INN

□ffen dll Iha eunitada <d bait
With MdM taraieb at raomtawa
raiaa wiUi or taithutil maala Cluoa
lo eitp ewtira om pane AmpU fraa
oorlune. 310 GmarooiaeiL EV SlliL

OAK RAY ~ SROOM SUITE. NEAR EV J 41S1
■ea, abopa- Itu at door. AduJIa. ttS
EV3MI1

VACANCIES AT BOGCABELLA
iKitnljiic houdt. ITT Bianitiarri E«
etlltM load, mttanabla reoDie.
Rioid aaniea, loifr fard eei. ualk
me dtalonca la d'y. US 0000

OAK BAY CUEET BOUAE ROTEl-
iUC Nawpnn. SIncIa rmo with
baili Fidl biard. InuntWaie mrti-
powy BVatoM

Rooa AND BCkARO. LUNCHES
paefcaA Lauadry. TV <• ratam
SlaKla » marlBC Availahla Oac. ]A
Phma Mra. Browiv 940911.

DE LUXB BQARD!NG~ HMISE.
rmUdaHlen TV kbdwa. poakind
I.uoUm oadtad Cloaa la. Hn
EVk-MM

COOO BOAIU) AND NICE LARGE
ram. Aaparala badi (nr 3 •nddnfl
man « flrla Boant prlvtiapea.
sas-asM

BEACU.i LODGE. M uUlGLAS B1
THE SKA. Barheks Aplt-H-4iaa
kaapuis enuana—Ua*iM. Cacnpaninn
Ni< » -aunuapl i bva MSHltl

bale.a acruH irom law
Cluaaat new aparlinar’ Id
<aie brdndMTi tuiea on ini-e
floor pnm lllS ElaMior M-rva ■
■kjw pay BO ram UU Oac. II,

L'V 4-!6i6

aiSOOO — Beach OU'd —

On mam (Itu. 2 BR lorw amalli,
latoe Umhc nxiL aataraiavdining
ninm. LxrrUem Incauon. A^ailatilo
.rnmcdiaiely foe ahnrt oanod or U
leor maximum.

r. r>. Haiilermafi A Co. Ltd.

Fl'ENISHED. I.BKDROaM SUIT
ItA a munUi. A«bilbblt Utr. 10
JSIt Uwdrt

•73. BY PARL1AMK.NT BUILDINGS
3 rouma. balli. Uwn entrance, IRrk

u>l INrSae_

VBKDRUIXV SUITE. SMALL
UiaMrv. paikini. •Mkoic dialajkx
fta KV 4 4904

kintNceiEn s-nooM siriTr. oas
Mme, tndca. ahnaoer. parkins. M
par mtmih. Flxaia 414IS6I

rachelcir ■hutr fully
equiii^ kitetaeoeMc. Frivaia batb
PSiaia W-MM antr I p m_

NEW ONE BEDROOM S U t T E.'
VKVfOT Ao)a. loot Falrflald Rd
BUS. AvaJIabla Jan 1. 3S2S3i

W ARM. QUIET COMroRTABI.E
In nrw concreia buiMinc. r<i'>a
Utfa ruunta. luin tiatattx, adjunw
l^con Hill, monihly nr iraoa icimi.
uNy Bvai.ablr wia l-hedroom b' 4
ut>e l-brtixrMik Parki>idc Tinrer^
He>w«(id and Rupert—wpan lu vrw
anjltme. M> WtuliWt iMSI fc:

KRltiHT~IHEtIRM SUITE CUV-H
to tiMi. Stove and frldpc tia.
Klarliuiiy aral Mol incbided. Cali
KV 4 3710 altar i.

iftob»r*UNFURNtatED svenv
radoanl rant for camaionc duilva
Ma-«T3 t oner 4 _

BEACH DRIVE. TWO • BEDROOM
•uiia. till: two-badMem bulla,
loerar malii. |S3 EV 2 2304

ABCRnEE-N

M VOLKSWAGEN
LUXE. Al Mwpa

CUSTOM
EVl

HI AUETIN HCDAH. GOOD SRAPE
Hi w haM nWar. Hilda

I3U OLpiTva GOOD condition
O fftra KV4MM. ,

ANDT AND JACB WM

25% OFF

NEW TUUEt ARYTDIBI
FRANQS BATTERIES h
TIRES LTD.

an Hlaiabdrt M. BT 4WB

Homn (or qidrt lady dr cani'entan
cvioa to Caitiddrai.

MeClima

HOTEL
dr cant
M4-31C.

Ml

ROOM. BOARD. IN WARM.
lirUUa ftrane. TV tmaita CnW
maala w a nma rraen huma. JC
Dbllaa Rd 114-7301.

S-ROOM rURNIMIED BSMT. AWT
•ria TV. wllh ftdl brmnl SWIahla
tnr ernmla w Mtahmta 9Mnn.

WORKING MEN, CLOSE IN. GOOD
kioaikm. KV 4400.

HACRKLOR BASEMENT SUITE
pnvbia anironca bal2i TV. 141
1131 Rra-Klond E V 4-013. _

i~RinmUt NEAR BFJtCON HUJ.
FVrk Heat and M walar Includid
90n KV 1-a?44

WARM. QUIET. COMFORTABLE
■u laa Gama TV. ally Ma Mnraa
f11 up. t'onadlMi CratL alMOOI'

4-ROOM SELF-CONTAINED SUITI
avmilatala «>•. Clnldran Mlconta.
N4ar Nadan. 014 Parkland Dr

3 RUUHS. GROUND FUDOR.
riaon and uvarm.' (Mk Bay Avt. tn.
Atailibla Jan. 1. HK-MSI.

^AIRFIELD ~

Sgarloua. madam, ona - badrmni
Muia. All <-<in«anianrea. 383-$M‘

ion davik”st ^bedbm surri,

ttova. aU biimd MD 2SilM5

i-NnoM wm:- AJJ-PouNn. » 4 b aouR rooms plus rath.
1 mcMh Hl'-IBM. I Uppar duplex. Gotte. Mu IS-IW. r,

' ' U“Biraw«i~BASEWsT surri

Prtvbla antranra. EVMIII.

NEW BACHELOR SUITE.
Niraly (urniahad EYMTS

rU Ri 4 WHI> HAREMENT
mcM. Sea fnM. IR4J4M

APART- WnOERN I BClTRaCU APT. m.
HI Queena. EV 4-3SC

I

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4

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iwe weATHgPs ,'4

60^4^^A g 6 , f
VOO TAPlt:.. V

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TkaTo (X>R \
6 Ajeo\\£rE(?J
I HU60 yi

axtra tirtrra. 1 iMihmw ptiM ow-
ntri llvwc qimnert. HrlcM mndmi
HecL cab Ht. <MIMI MiUtiHnMi,
intweom waUq. Truly « flr« Iuom
< r«li airrijant f*tuira. Full nri<*f

K i«d ■■(•rnant «4ft toaabt»-lrM!

■ing for many ytan. Ttiit la aS'
vxrvitoM tnvaMmvoi k* ttv rarafuJ
invaMor aad cu ba haMMd ariui
abnut taoooe raaK

»’h« ha dMcfe tbaaa taria. brigbi
•Ultra at

MONEY

SAANICH PENINSULA

IX)R

FOUR SUITES
Fiaiy (urntahad. ntr-oBaUiivd.

FENSIOMKILS RETCRCME.NT

rOR SALR-THI StDREY

IV aioil. bgrUiaiaaum

rorA UttUa IV a-HOI

CRESCENT FINANCE

REDUCED FOR '
QUIOC SALE
BEAUTY SALON

_ . gn UTKClc

DOWNTOWN LOCATIM
* real oMarluBlty bara. Ftfy
■aaaDMd wiui Uka maal mindarw an4
■k-io-daia agWcawnL Bwiable Icr
aim aaaWairaaa. tXCXLLXIfT r«-
lunia Lmm aaallaUa. Doa'l aMaa
Uua r«8 nrtee

MOW ONLY MM
rw M wnitulan call O tl]£
DAY » I. HOWARD. I* 4 SUM.

piMacaioN. Houita ltd.

CanaWi l Mail Coaaidarata

1L n Mraaaaai, Manaaar
Yatai teMi IV »^3M

■owes LTD.

JUBILEE

S-BEDROOMS

$s.soo

LOOKING FOR
A TAX DODGEf

•Dxa d iba Oaaaa aai a t ttut aataw
hunaa an iha aaaasa Pa«»lniuia
Thla li a Aa lua I haAmrini aa*a
■Ub laaia UvWi nm, Atatot taaaa.
Wtn Budara biirtiaD, abUki aarl
canpya fgem AfinaataltW Wai a
Bodefa ■lamer eoOaar aa the
WTWarly. UMM.aaMB la npeth
aad bM bara artantiad m that i)
ba aaaily caaBtainad by tbe
tanaaia. TUa li a varr axpeiaMve
fiaelrui pngarty cbat dw aaari
will aot aaad Hr a ttma panad ap to
1 yean, and tliarebaa wMbai aval
laoaau rather than bi|h tm tUi
Wv-pprtjr woWd taainairi. aad b«
aaa Bt tha reotal at Cn b aMnOi
Laaaa avaiiaMa, For further liurr
rMOon. plaaae teiephaw Mr. D. R
MrAdaM TayWr IWItBl Ltd.. Ph
MAIJM.

AND A OOOD aOUMO
INVUmCNT

B.Hi rULLPBtM

AAOUm

KICB a(JAi>RA

uuna 1 -aedrafB Mlta ■ uauBWf
LMBied oa a awei Mreai iM' w ai

COLVILLE ROAD - I - IR home

2 htdtuana W-W capppiA Blr--
RSNT IM OSCXMaCa IF tr^ kRcIwn arlth Mave aad Dldte
we m BM. HdBi aian at iMand Radi

. Niw (lanBn Cmrt Aavl-

REVENUE
VIEW ROYAL

Ifumaca. deuMc l<F. Pnee en fDod
termi. at HUJOI Phena H. UCTTH.
CV Mfti. hewbweitera lerytlUB

EV >2N0 after »IB (w appotM
mmt ta *>••• __

TOWN A COUNTRY
REALTY LTD.
MORTGAGE DEP?.

CV »TIII

NEW l-REDROOM KOMI IN COR
dpi Head aiaa. nU par aioMh
with iiplinn In purrhaae or leaie
EV AUK, Frank Aaola CdMtructloa

25c COIN OPERATED
CAR WASH

SOe DRfvE THRU

Far Intarmatkie a hnr ycu, toe.
raa cmH aed uparmie ■ cata* 0 (M'ralad

>UAI RAY. NEAR JUBCUEl BOH COTTAOl AT CXIROnVA BAT.
IptiaL Lana, Hdabn ailto. Baatad Bedniotn, flvtna nmm. uicbea and
llVd-UM, bathroon. Mew eacaaL Ham MB

MORTGAGE LOANS
rtiai nuniafM avaflabli b« to aay
airtiaai at nimnt Utftnac iwtaa

12* AFARTMINTS TO «fNT 129 AFARTMINTI TO RINT

UNFURNUNCD

aURTER HOUSE
Mtchiirai^ Strccl
PlKine 38L892J

OVTrlooRing scenic Strait)
of Juan fie F'ura, the Olvm-'
pte Mountains and beautiful!
Victoria. Parks'da tocatJon.

STUDIO SUITES
' From tat ta' m Mr muatb
1-BKUROOM SUITES

All wttb borate naleuiy Frttm E<n
to 11 to per rnamth ,

2BEDROOM -SUITES J

All with private Ml«e\y
From SIW to tlU oer miiitA

FEATURING

* Heated twimmini pm

* Trlvaii larrarai

* Twe euiJRiaiie Mevaion

* Free iMrlcinp

* Nun AniMi luopiied

* I mirutii la d^tiicMa
■ CABLCVUION

UNFURNtSHED

REGENT TOWERS
415 KUchigan Street
Phone 3Sl«21fi

2-BEDROOM SUITES

All With baloieiy
AJI Mtb m beiBi
Fran IlM la Bli per lanalA

1-BEDROOM SUITES

an with nalvcny

From SUM to nSS per munth.

BACHELOR SUITES

From MB to in per BoniA

Rental enquinei from
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.

• THE ]

IXJr.D .'il.MtOE

4^‘ SimtTi* I

"The prestige ackiresa

in Viruiria" ^

1. 2; 3-Be^room Suites

FEATURING

* Mvcrihrrnt rryaaJ riMndelirre.

* .^Jn drepra '

* l*inM>(d walnut wall in 2 bedruuM I

■iwnmHiu

* WaJtiiit rimth Utrhen rnDineli

* WeUintfnniaB todfle and auLxQb ''
tir nnce.

e Cat>lrvii:>a>

* Ma., delivery to your Am

* BeauUtui watl-lK'wall ''mrpri to nil
luilei. belli and rnirancA

* Piped muilc lhf<Mi|hiMi

* : mph iiieed Oili elevaiora.

* Ljr\e Vear round rwaled inuninlns

mxm to ba eoinplaiad.

* I ree n^ini.

■ S^ -pint renrre amiai alreef.

* \r:- . at'T.nierd ■«!• aervwf.

* vmiiute walk in downtown.

* '.u.'.; aurea a'lilphie

' yximiahed auitea available
Inerei lO murh more at

THE

LORD SIMCOE

BhcMing 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
385-3111

118 Hous nROi^AH ■ ga!(u Cnlonlsf 2$

Tudbdap.'Daa. 7, 1941

SO NOUSIS rOR SALl

NORTHWESTERN

O

R S of Victoria
T K. Ltd.

129 AFARTMINTS TO RINlltSJ HOUSfS TO RINT
UNPURNISHID JNfURNISMtO

141 MORTaAVI LOANS
AMO INSURANCI

BUSiNiSS

OFFORTUNITIES

WESTERN
HO.MES LTD.

07 roBT STRFET

'‘S700 DOWN ’

' ‘ JUBILEE ” ■

Real nine .Mer. 2-bedr »m ,. kunpa
tow with fuU TiaaetncnlaDd on heat..
Quiea fireri Itoei. itit Pa.V’

mm« 1711 mnolh Prfre IT ipO Mr
EvtM. SM3 315*. evet. JSS icB.

‘ 8750 DOWN" ' T T
■’S.SO.OO PER MO y r

■MR. HANDYMAN " „ y e\'^41

bolid 2 Hfi cedar Uiaiie bvavatow u e
« V.r We»i BaaiRierii. aorae wittt ^ *

irquaeil laEti aa klirhen r-abuieul

and a .liaiy;- * •'■e'erJwma,-LJjten tO CJVI 11 B.m,

or mlal. Price as.enm Mr. Bvina .

M2iff7, evei. Mam Mon. to rrl.

br, PB tor a ..HBn HMh MONEY TO LOAN FAIRHELD mvKc-mpc WATERFRONT ^ ‘ * "*

lie. well b^iS. wiih aea view and ttto beater ITS Hiiiaida. OR 1 300 FOR ALL TYPBS REST HOME INVESTOR.^, MILLION DOLLAR rf lha aee in a bmnd new

daixas mortcage^ 1-ully furnished contractor.s VIEW iu'^’T^aaVe''

,'r.e '"e. V^uruSr:.? ^.h^emen., «P*Y«B.NT MINT CONDITION w. hav tor .ale nn Oak Ha, *v. SANDY BEACH “uV!

la re. mo %n. at Uw EL IkFnnoObf MOUSE CUBREKT RATCt $24,500 CITY extra - til hla howea We'va W*eJ

b*1 AVirsIddA Apr AX9 riAllWA Pj 4 * MODEK^. 3*Br.lH<iX»M I»VCDU# Pl ASetfUX M.fA DtUi thrwr ll ■«w( if a i«rt p»t Ainm

d- Bd fc a- I • memh. fW 1 rWld. p p njUJWN A SONS LTD for Uw hni Un>« *1111 W IrnniAj# on^^k B«y WTIREMEJfT HOMC YOU -a tnm For Araoiritnimt ifi

f.,«la« Remal Dept Larulfanl are*. Ptiroa 47HMST ^ * *JKS MU. ^ UloOWBfUl omrutMa Ava. In Oak Bpy. itoed indwtMi HAVE ALWaYS DflEA.MED OK !, *“ JSi ll

KER a STBPHESSDV LIMITED « — ; weWw. -wx;-^aVer ITREBT BVLStK Imye, ^le LocuST n I hi and rMdy toTa new euildmi d WITH RBVESUB TOO YOL'R iy iatu ^

Sle. No, Ml La Patoma Apr. MOOE7W. S- BEDROOM. BAbE- *« pari irf Uu FAiRFIELD OIS- approa. IdOD an. ft. cn eaclltlBe SUITE HAS ABOUT UflO bEET *-* **'"•

Si Oallai Read af‘*'*5*aeiw*■ FTTV T»n«T' TIIICF uikM alAlaty ehamMg rap and wttb ptancy M paikmi. Thu WtTH A LARGE LIVIHC ROOM otimmv ctoc-c^

— , _ _ inrlu. led. Ito.M. tv aw ._ CITY TRUST MtamBi TIP TOP oatoltbai thru, pnwrty ja ready to devetonnam WITH KTRCPLACT; FTJLt. OUiINU QUIET SUNNY STREtTr

tLr.CoaTAUIEO a^uiaiiTltT r^ER ABKD. 3SM14t o-U. PlUi *>» W fumiahnin. and the aMiole can to purehaaad ROOM. CAB! RET Ei-IEHBK.

■ctMi. 170. Ph. i2iaT Nowhaii _ includioi bu aHver cutlery |» awy MS.OOa. - UTILITY ROOM; BATHROOM; 2 A flna. fcur«edmore Imne oe 1

* Mv^naa ** Have mnnty aviilaMb al COM- STATBLT 3autoy ihicn Iial1<1iiu| BEORixnU: AMD 1 BEAimFUL toitoiiocna ohd den. Ttas u Inil '

- w * ma-am PSTITIVI RATBd tor Oral mort- arW fiiH baaimaid and OIL ROi NEW APARTMENT ROOM. OVSRLOnKniG THE a aanUy boaie. UM ag. ft. A

tarauTan REDBCORATEn. MODER.f I BR. Mt ItoM on COMMERIAL PROP- WATER HEAT, loveij) BEAM CEIL- HUGE PICTURE WIX- laria luaenm wllh a rnoaheri

Rr> OTAIUIIV ^ ^ adutta; OW EV SCMt. ERTIEA DWELLtROI and LAND. INGB In ervranre hall llv. U Da taM lUllei rewiy for new DOWS. OPEN AIR RAI.CONY In rumpiii Thla homa ton M'

--EVENINGS CALL SB-DK or tog rmrt and fterivM dlntoc rrn. ■ lemnU wU) ihuw lOe. nat on pro- THERE ARB 2 OTHER EPACtOUS I>c«gtaa Parli behind It and a

KLAvilStlOAPT m Kallaa Rd MODERN. 2-BEn!lOOM HOUSE.

ruA-MlNOO APT » naliai Bd. itu a moidb. C.upie nr with t rhlld.

r.>niact Renui Dept Laiutrenl are*. Pti<via 47EMST

KER A STEPHESSDV LIMITED « - ii'ar

Sle. No, 20 t La Palema Apr. MOOE7W. I-BEDROOM, BAIK-

«ia Datlai It/mA ment Iwme ElnirtC beat, atuva

_ “* _lnrlu. led. EV AW.

3 - BEnWIDM. •E^.COirt^UiTO gu mEAREI BT.. OLDER EBRD-
*•* JtWrtMj. fro. PR haaier. No irhail

_chiidim Mi ab-t24t

MONEY TO LOAN

FOR ALL TYPES

or

MORTGAGES

EASY REPAYME.NT
CURRENT RATES

INVESTOR.^,

CX)NTRACrOR.S

We have tor tola <m Oak Ray Ave
a lO-naie apArtmerv Rnwing a nai

WATERFRONT
MILUON DOLLAR
VIEW

SANDY BEACH
CITY

I Mon. to FrI."

"OFF PAT BAY HI WAY"

Vtrw nd ttia aee In a brand ne«
apnt'lavel tome. 2 bedroeroi and
nxighed-in eYira me tii the toie
mcnl and nimoui area Bulll by a
eaeitiarlor Ihil pula 'ihat UII •
extra" tn hli heutea We'va tnokeJ

ft 9 *1 11 1 TgT* vhFAR.-W'r\ ' ~ " —LVEfllnuS CALL Of

MONTRLAleoajlUSr dT^I 114 HOUSn WAKTIO TO W^J**-**

PHONE 386-2111 - “viking aduita. viciona Ptaw RINT - ' -

-— —— 14 a wantid to iobrow

ounixiSTourn J-;, r

UNIVEKSITY UARUEN UO.MEt. jAwf^iuv ''' i-nriM^iui tJM lay af mab to vou Call Dlrtie lU M.aiaage — M OOd 7SA - E
Ult Shelly. AtodMiiB daNll.na Dec L AgPK-iee. a Maarat BL. IVTISU. yene term, Ml per mnnrb Excel

Btoi KtMula toar ihupiiina Waab- •'•■ex. Avaiiaa.c leei. a. . . ■ ■ • laatl larurtl. Ptv.ne Hill PaJfrry,

er and dryat to ever* auita Cabla- ..Ur -__ a...... 'M’TTON 1T> BUY 2• «-BEIiRO'»'’ *H3ril or 3«»M J. R WMU.OU

UTTLITY ROOM; BATHROOM: 2 A fine, feur-todmore Imne or 1
BEORixnU: AND A BEAUtirUL Mdhiocna ohd den. Thia u Irul '
SUN ROOM. OVERLOnKniG THE a banlJy bogie. ICM ag. ft. A
BAY. WITH HUGE PICTURE WIH- laria l■nenm wtlh a rnogheri
DOWS. OPEN AIR RAI.CONY In rumpto Thla tome toia M'
THERE ARB 2 OTHER EPACtOUS Itotftaa Parli behind It and a
BELF^ONTAINEO SUtTEB WITH taim bealdc it. The atm ■ream

l,e( ni aee-me am reni <c neii u> ak'-i'l-i-. -rvt ii<->nr>cMii t3<.U0, terma arrinked RXCLU _ n aMiVi.d'at/ ruxnui naz. vmi

_ that IkWaa « apartmanl. No oub WANItOl TO UORROW .XIVV IJSTINO i^i TON Ml'NIlD J. M. JOHNSON 383-7895 FWIT A-ND LARGE PAREtNO ifi-OAT*Ty oaxr

IM lay or mab to vou Call Dlrtie lU M.aiaage — MOOd 7SW - S- KETW •* ITO-ndei WARD ESTATE ORVELOPMENTU SXtALL EASILY MA.N N^AR TELEGRAPH BAY

Ptona 2>G-S74l or Rea. m47
Call

PETER W. BARDON

ExclusK-* Rental Agenu «r and dtyar to ever* auita Cable , w,.h huai.. "l-noN 7T» BUY 2 «-BEIiIWW»M MAdaril or 3«»B. J. R WMU.eM

VCXOTIJ llTC-r TDITCVP «»'«. It4l » Mck I >«"• •">* •--»«'« * «* Um.led

NORTH n£ST TRUST eiiviPLMaMkt\ fiauFi gfdl amrm fcnd 94oi#r flld trtr ntMli mAAimum Po» — --- --

YtT L-Art Ki UBLi'nj SiwI A'*'***** nuw. told BK>. to leaaa. jLl.Ji mOtofuri end id January tl.** WITHOUT ADMINISTRATION

717 Port bt. 386-3534 J exW iax,hm*ii isvrgTvntNT «* ltd IIlvaMA « worry? Vlcinrla btongage S-jear

«r*mS BOOKMAN INVEFTMENT CO. LTD. 47<h«9« •."“O'? Vlclorla btortgaga ft-year

........ ,..7 »75(ll ;^r-=r ^, ,.: -ZZ r ;z- iSr ,—TTZTS debenturaa! <toa year 7».

BKXLEY BtANOR
548 OAI.lJkS ROAD

. HU« OPEN

SenriiAa Uvina Ruuma
LuxbDuui Bainnjuoa

I-bPdrm suites trom $115

2-BdervaA auitaa irvaB HR
AD (wo-badruim xpuRea Mvg
twa tolhlXMOU

FtaRwuud Eltcnen Cabiaou
Belt dainaeiig inegai
V AtHotnaoe Rangca
THREE ELEVATORS

Ttor-round oananjlled awuumJM
pnBt aad aaunaa
aMevtaton

fYau AtodlF (achhlto
CoeerM Mtonai ■

Opto aarUag KrM_
Ceitolal loangl aae Rani
Xotose wiu obaarvaoto dec*
AIXILTS ONLY - NO PITS

PALiriC kHoKLS. 2Jal Kauitain _ktolsJI_ ,g- you CAN.NoT SELL YOOE -;- 1 - ‘

lliedna aidte. karca roomi fllb HRA.ND NEW. THREE-BEDRlKlM hDXna wa have rellaM ftlafrti mtt | 4 S lUlINCSS

W V571. IduptM. full Maemanl. built-in Mux* US <* tent. Ph.ne Hr Been. Bom /•■■MaTiiaiawigg

Mt«M Rlftr nark view uiy 1 uv.ina xivl fridge, carpel «• attlri, can»iri. man Invenlmenf Ob Lid ISBIWl VrrVR I wfgH ll*

twuaadiuito lUiiea ever* .ujuni J** Iremlln loK Ruby Rd'. 1115

coeieAenca Heaia IM ib Ilia luxe. SchnJs I'e hi.rke Uer 1)7 HALLS, ST08IS AND cc-teirtne

iMi. Leaie deairad. GR7-1U ASStm TA BINT hLRiOUS

MONTREAL TRUST PAiRinBLu' 2-HEf>Robsn'pWR _ - .. ■ — INVESTORS

* dwlex. haa:. hix wati>t. gtova aitd 3«n M FT OF OKFICt AREA /Ytot v

I iOSl Feet SL SM2UJ mhiaviaKn inrladed Avalabla Dae I Row building or ran to divided

I I U. fn.20 UB0U3 linu I Idtliea of appnntnvaWiy U PART OF YOUR CAPITAL SHOULII

I-i rvrrw ti»ivii»i.i«uer' ...»nw.x 1•>» 5' "• « ** P*' nvoBih. BE INVESTED IN REAL E.STATE

CUTE UNlURNIBHEn. UNE-BBU- ni.aC.ii. ...i.. AS A pnriTcr-TinM AriAiMsT in

MONTREAL TRUST

lUlINCSS

OfFORTUNITin

SERIOUS

INVESTORS

ONLY

SCNLID

APT. INVESTMENTS

2 SUtTES
WATKRFRUNT

07,Bn

1 YEARS OLD

Xi .suirB.s

FULL PRICE tlSAOM I CITY FAIRFIELD Bcaunrul. StoUmnm hma. Bilh

CASH BKI.dDD . _ ._ l.ntito. living roan.

GROM REVENUE »X«» PA. Side • by • aide duplex. elAl ytari SPPf” . L«n_ eq. " ■ a" one Boor. tteton with built':ii

_ >uun|- 4 tnomi and bath MCh aide \ dineUe. Full Laaemem Diwiur

a suma Wucco m aidli« a»i»rto "J!!!., gjj*- toai aoto In Memiain vlaw add

FAIRKIEU) prica with terriw atoy MAn 2” *^t7 “«*>'• P"*"* Bll- 00 . Call

FULL PRICE ca odd Tt> view thato inmruea call f**'- IXiRB ADAMS. EV M3U s na

CASH «.»0 EVASm lACEBESSrtvSSl. •*•*

Itrai ra-FAW neoat /-.dviputo aiifia wiin aMAiit. Bjaaiux amn ixr.exiv i rivni vv un a

UAKURMt^RHtnFllTTrtokiiS GARDEN. ItUILDtHC AMD fxM ARKUTU*?

GRUORUSINTIPTOPCONUmOM AHBUIUD

* IVtIT ST. „,g LAST AJ mATKH' __ _ __ ..

i KHtjNT PROnCRTY LN FRACTIC- » Badroociia fcwitii In toaamanr

i ALLY UNOBTAINARLI-; THESE SywflU Jamtly b^e. hw

I GORGE WATER VIEW price msM SSST^BAW. ^Riw Sunk

A waH-bidR ataece and tfagg do- SEE THIS BEFORE ITS TOO
ptex runautibg d two. ^bedroom lATE. CALL JOHN JAMBS. Txrtxinvi

aeli-cauaiaad OMlta Msnuuy rata EV 2 -&n ARYTDIE. Sl.OOO DOWN

^ i.!r _ XMAS GIFT

“uwu paymMt Aakiag asir BESU

CITY

FAIRFIELD

PONDEROSA'

1184 ESQUIMALT RD.

Lwvaiy larga latana
inihvidual baai craUrel
Vent lana
PraaMlaed bglia
Elavtnr Kjietieni
Loti <d euobiw-to
Rea,deni roreiaker
CabieviMto

1 bedrnma fnentlMdOi

^1* nil ^eriW.: t-toiw Klla « ; PROTTCItSn ^MT W l cash W OdO BVASm JACE Bbo^ EV4M

auve! fndse. US WUd !J*v«^.*“vas.?ivj*“’ > LAnO-S. further deuilt rail Jack Heart, PEMEIRIOR, BOLHES LTU

wBd! EV^iaO of VKior l a 3O -a0a_Wa eha offer ytu to ur ato elleid EVITTSI. anj-Oma. _

J-BED^ U>P.eV WI^EX Sh^tN*#«to;i5?nI'SrT<^ Haara * Whyla Oak Bay RaaltyLU

tax atnva Mat and IM Mar in *vraud eaptUL Dawn payatania trom ■jtona*<ai

**> *" "*’-‘ '''* »«■ ^SStmSiy pS-T^STh^ S’S’iT*' - OfSmsMty l. laato ..d Ptovda

_ BiMd Hatoty LU. “ aau <ao NORTV gAANTCTt F* bgbitov^ Ptoa aylaa re

FURNISHED 2-BEOROOM UPPER „ wly-rf " OmCE ~ JR STOKF »0 «»-*»«'* Wro"H*T70i tatoto t to0 X rtoto «dg^aM.

dunlea. UJB. Indudte TV and 111 “ ..n.Jdf??"-'* *125.- ERIC A. MAnPADTER SIDE BY SIDE DUPLEX and 4-ba*am Cr«Jl«« m tona 1 <

K?'om;?^2u Aiia^TS' SaieaManaser )S,800 *aXS:^i7:.iu

- ^ *v|5”f!3,*stroai.*’'^ * hnd#^ aukea wia madtni Ml f’F Ala*a. WlH rent witk ftgbi

to B. vicbwt.**- JS ?r .?^'.

ver* aice W GH A2IT7. loeatl.m Hd. WevtenRomee I'd

city Ugfiii Full price S1S.M0. Call
IXlRn ADAMS. EV M3U to na

NORTH SAANI(31 yoar tog iwunn a rtm mylwa raa. vary larst famUy, Well maintained,

•VTXV Oxf eiTxm name ■«x» MIFIM W* Xrooto wJta iMUded OAK BAY Abedrxum. older bame Oil beai

SIDE BY SIDE DUPLEX and a-ba^mm Crulto m anma lot WTTT/YWQ alra plambiag. II1.E0. Owner

to ton irotaaa apM- toi mately . , , , w"l conalder DIM down Call

* 4® per mntolL OviMm leavnw 3 BEDROOMS CHARLOTTE BACON, EV 1-041

1 ftmttfwd aukea wim madarn all ^ Ala*a. WlH reM witk ftgbi to urkrxc*07v7 anytime,

itovea. Mtuateri m a Urie aewarwl Purehaaa Rent $479 per mnnih. MLlLJlLriS

lot neet Ntoth SaanJcfi Huh ^hmi. uxinded Dock to be pur- OIL HEAT El flflD DOWN OR U'S

Om aide vMfg May ba onueto tw chaaed al lavolat. Fw astoiiniineni • •i.utw uvyvyiN L»n lu.i319

a tow down paymant D,wgiai Hadgaa X a a Inflate In ^ll^UHG WVCCO _^BU.V ffO pER MONTH

SoAr. <72-SUI: realdegre. 472-00. CALOW WILL SELL JN ABOUT I *

WCTATV CAI P — --- ■■— — - DAYS. TURWIG8 HALL, UVIXG *111 giva you ta tor ulrm of thla

B-biAlE bAL.£. BAXDBOHE »VEEYMENT ROOM WITH FIREPLACE. DIN- atJeS iSSSoirCOT

4 SUITE APARTMENT Apannianl Undt. laoton tmma* {S.nw¥^!fywBj?S*^iw'* ■<.&*' tuaplare Cablael

IMMACULATE •**Sft*7 eatoAla. choica KfX* Mectrto kltohn apaetoua bed-

mJHAL.Li ldAlll. tasatttoTwttlUBT fha ektoat * 2 ”^ ' 5 ®®° roofna. Lwtga toutorapad Iol

P^IWIFD Eo va rw aa. acnoiby. To baaJa. MBMi reqidred .JSV Located juai 2 btefca iraa actotola.

copper plumblnp. tSS aoip aervlre,

^.^v''..r^nto*Si.%S’H5i,“ THE RIGHT HOUSE

SVESJ? aartliM. where you «■ deck tba

tor an old (anUoned Qutotau
wbete you cm deck iba kaJlf
wID beugha d holly aad attiie a
larga Chrtatmaa dtnnar ta a per*
vary larsa tamUy, Wall maintained,
Ab^room. older borne Oil beai
aim ptombibg. II1.E0. Owner
wilt ronaldcr 0.501 doom. Call
CHARLOTTE BACON. EV 9.041
anytime.

ttnitee lYior*to- 384-4832 BROWN BBUB AGENCIES LID. ^lAl BAY-MOCTRn' 2 BEDROOM.
tnaim inorito- jar-voo^ Blonatord BL. IV LSm any hrari"- imnxaM.t- .no.— i--

Harasev Lod Ua bmw

WtotooB Raetoia

AXOniER DEUnCl -- - _

APaBTHENT , •T.

BUBUiU COMPLmOH

OCEAN CmrpcRi aad Dtoygewda

,,TTi « E-f uMiw !■■■■ ‘"'L

VnUk Rcoy •rianda - lb«to

OMUIOI OALLAl RCAD %SS!iiJ“**kluSl!l?'

A.ND IH-YMPIA AVE.

’^BEIN^PmI&e'*'^ *DS-e“^.OTbrto

BELNG MADE Orvroa truvided.

BREATHTAKING OCUN gtya Shelley.

AND MUUNTAl-N VIEWS CV SSm

1 Bodrvum Sui're _

3 dedixium buiiea MONTREAL TRUST

fitUblk) n-w.-x dWdd.

• i^ir\ 4 i 4 ji 1060 Fort 386*211.

• CkwanUlad Kniranea _. -—

• IX-aima—all windowa

• Wa^o-vtoU CarpM NLW — OPEN

(3 Ooeni

• btey kXo ttoturat THE CAHELO

ftaUfoi Uatofc' ^ Aoaadaan :»20 SHEXBOURN

at Pbtod Rtoiai Agaau gg, ^

P. R. BIWWN ft SONS LTD. • TPagaaml mn» m

m Itot Btraal _ ET H*» twn. _

■ Baloaaito to wn ato gai

MS-vjjTYinl »aa tokimflMnn

Its Bianahard BL. EV VSm any hraUu Included. Imawdlale podaev - ^)it£ TO RENT SD JOHNSON
unto- iitoL IMg a B»wa. PA MATMI. pT„n, juimry IX. Il« a inonlii

- - ATTRACTIVE SIDB-BY-IIDE DO- *^*^’*** _

UNIVEREm 4SAROKX EOHXS EV^l'sfi"*^ Eagtomait |40 pfMONAL LOANS

* — * THRSE-RKDRrxlU DUPLK7L UM
> .«V» i RtoOto. BI-2S1I.

"C* 111 NOUIIS TP BIMT

^ PURNISHIO

?*■ CtNdraCTABLK. r U R M BHtO

uunciiaw. ArtHnora waierfivaii. mbb
ant uielwh oiiamAUa baauag. car
anrt Available (nr ST mdniba
rm a Bwoith. Aduita HS-tSIi.

FEN MILE POINT - HOIJ^h
US I 'well furtuahed. 3 'wdiwvna and den
TIULTIII 1073 mciudUto Idllluaa. J-iear leaar
•*^‘=‘** I available Vfb-riir. uak Ba>

ISl.OOO DOWN OR LE^

FOR RENT

aiRlSTMAS EXPENSES

CULP IBLANUE CALLING SaAe <72-20]; realdetoe. 4T2'tIK. CALOW WILL SELL 1-N ABOUT I

•ALT IP^NG ISLAND ESTATE SALE HAXDBOHt XMVKEYMINT MOM WtS'^^tWLACEV^'DHL

A 10 -^ Sa - a * bL«a * SUITE APARTMENT Ap^mato madMA Sg)E¥°BJWjlSS*%?t b'aS^'

bonw - i aig.^ moul uuu, IMMACUULTE tol'irTWrUTS-e‘£2S RUmK^^M. iraEO

I

^ ysin'WuoTgSi.'^Ka sssatf* •“*,$-1

MmmM any atoSM- MBM ROW nitJ. PRICE OP IM.m CULL

ar-p^rs MABCOin BEALTY 10 VIEW ^

SiJr?«!e^L0** a TWO CHOICE [ ESQUIMALT DUPLEX

OOMMEROAL ^ ^

y„.. _. PROPERTIES to 01 rwnveiUrBeaa I rom and

.- •“**' *•“ •'** baalini ani

TCSL *■ ■■ ‘ frmiiage cm ESQUIMALT RD ^AttraeUva lanaa. Aatoai

227*. ‘nU 07-045 £SS!V*rfr.l.M.

___ I $16,500 I RlUM Aeamtaa UA

ESQUIMALT DUPLEX

diBiaa Utoatitoi aa Mu liaa and eia

NEWTON

GARDEN VSeLAGE
1T38 NEWTON ST.
Nesi-

Royal Jubilee HospitU
FEATURLNG:

(>:s to "n, cJSLry'^tto Now ym. aan hav. raadr maa to «*? W^'k'sSi ^

THE CAMQjOT •♦'tof P4« (unMXied- Reto Sff or *our tonda to liwai all yuur ChrW- “’** ***• $26,500

_ aril EV<a«, maa anaeiia It lata yua 4a what “n* e"™-

3820 SHEXBOURNE ST. «iw~ ^ agaaK uicg •* d»-on w . axtra CAPP tompa* MS-rn aaytlma

JM abmw CMar BE Onwi Band Ml BOCTUIAX I R VEEimj lt CD. LTD.

___ aitok from brnaa): Dmpiy «ng toownmndata 0 efl^ Al mi Qaet. Kreal

• TPqgaaml mn» m *l— i^ RINT t b a_mtiaa y yo) aaad Bt* ngctme, nosiMa mw rurnixdnga. —-_

tWrA^__ .. 4 ROOMS PLUS. REAR TOWN ”*** nmr%. gup^g. ale. 0.45a bandlaa. Balam

• BSJS"5^^r^Da0 ^ Bva^** '**■ DM—bar ^ * tonaa FIVE 3-BEWlM SUITES

I. *2!*“ *.*£2^ - aaay i« you to aid aiCr» un J vm v OIL HOT WATER HEAT

*BOOM. PUBNIHilD BUN4iALOW ce*>t »<« caa rant up to 0li a Ndtl rmA-.- >» je. vjpAP DABIC A HWn

I A* *04 wiib M vioia. ^ ] 4 iy nur wminitow Mona. Ba car at gawd tor Maey Mmin ■ ntana PiEAK rJUUK m iULA

I __ „„ JM^m "—*-- HTMBM EV9d*i fufTdlura H rogoared Nr wato l a i al. f-— ■ a ISI (L M.Hi

I MANAGER, 4n-KSa - _ — Xa raa tapa. fcal a Xmgde «■» «♦ lama S. SFAVEN BVM7U to Yhla Maan HnA Mvar hai a

RlUui Jtgaartaa Ltd.

*• L*?S? C«X«, AID eOXPECT.

Hdaairy mingi * Mna U*. aoaiUrA Stoa loalA

<% VIO atock. A faal moa tUUa baabuMi IM

year Wf a to ifatale. fWtjtiu tot
Phil tompa* MS-TU aaytlma «£!?

BOCHUIAX nfTBmcEirr CD. ltd. mia ^ Itox^C

mi Qaet. Kraal UKL 10410. wrm tK-O*

POST AND BEAM

M bera 4 battrnva

N 0 to bra Orlva fram tba rtly
eg a guiai utraca. Thla tooaeny
la tna new to ■■ ranplately d»
vataaad. bat Uiara are lawna.
a cutBiyard. on wv-tnaad SWIM-
MIKG POOL WITH fTS OWX
K'lDBCK a^ tto kolau Ian
to tram Cciekna and SPAC-

buaea aiU ibna. Harry «a tbte.
PRICED TO SLL AT SU.fOO.
Call WEID anytline and atk toe:
JACK RODGER OR
PETER KUGENER

COUNTRY LIVING

fUtuaiad atr tha Old taiand Rich-
wa) la a reU cute, z-bedroum
icoold be l< aturco bone anvnng
nice bontet. II ta Vtoant and rendv
Id be irntibted before TCmaa 5X111
baaomrnl and to o4 aa acre. Walt
'01 you aea the larga binlly-aixa
kllrtoen with doobU alalnleoa Meel
Xido aoid a torrtfle eardoi ILSna
down and lha baUnca at 09 per
laaiOi Fnr aegBamment in view
dbU ntANC CARR. KV 9«I4L

J2d.*‘i-J5r.^i’T..rJ5? JraiLEEAREA

MJMBf m vxa YULI LOG- $8950
fizB PIBEPLACA wool

FIVE 1-BEZ»IM SUITES apPOBTORmr row arnwram
OIL HOT WATER HEAT b^S!i*^airo5&*?iJrS^ SS* *>
NEAR PARK ft SEA gSSJSlvCST'iSi

Cfcb4#w,^ iSMi yw ; r—* M «mi» ftU -

MiamM pf>±\ht9^

Sapaa to au mduma SSly , „

PAMiLT AXU ADULT B LOI^ OF iW-HUYAL XSWPUBT. ^ .TS*^

M yEcamaocm ptmaa atorna '%Maa mndtow am ew>. Bbad ^Tas^

Mr Bay. 09-sm. *■<* tcmie d iba SM

new Btavea aril (ndgaa. modern kit- droanal and Prea-I»l«t vraidiBg aer- ZbT!
rhoni end halbraw. tai^ry rm to- vtce. EwaUlobad I yeara OBan
cDiiMe and oew itonn toefctn. Al Untied lor ibg purchaaa 0 UUa an a
a Vica td 0B,aa ,t ohnna Ipto boMuM ad a giM eoacotw. Al -
Uva la oie xilta aad lot H pay tor Hwartea ii iha firm laUtoa to vnow

haelL gto* A>«. Try ynur down Hr P. W. Datry. Baa TT*. litey.

waihtoaall rorpmiai mi mna
wend finMb TTurt'a a meanta
dMng m aad dt Om tsltht
tonmy im to a Seea lathm
aad oiairt to a fine baaetnenL
Ttof matter badrm baa PAifBL-
LED WALLS and an enlranre la
a very WIIBLY PLARNED 9-
PIECE BATXRM. vMiKe awav
fhntn the Uvtna area the niher
I bedrma have Ifteir nwu SEP¬
ARATE ERTRARCB FRiiM
PATIO FOR EAST POOL USE;
au tor aaly 0i0E

HAVE YOU SEEN THE
LORD NELSON ’

by apprunlinetil GRAY

LofuafZKN. Muen

Sxtoiicnt ouiiet to a tavely guiei

to baauum. toed. "T J^T? KltSTl
moto rarto u>.i.e..M 1

Otta belli iMi tn tram 00
Tvn* aedroma llxoo 111.
t^ainr. carpeted haUa. eelored
ciec. rmnge and (ndte. Free owo-
fnaiu laundry, wtoed tor TV. in¬
dividual lito Mdl eoatrola Reatdeni
car-Hakar

Fto turiKT Murmna ml
BROWN BiUe AGENCIEI LUX
ua Btonuam SL
EVL0TL aaiumt.

I BaKPoms, gHalled livtax nom.
Latv Xanrte kltehm oTbidalto
tol. Ft0 baaemem Eaay wrma
To view mi JEAX BOUTBWBLL.
EV L04L

FAIRFIELD

An yea bandy wUli a paint hruah*

II you are, Riil call Aad make an
apmmmenf la ata Uita S- to a d rcB n i,
fttll ka«cmm hcena witb Ml haat
and Tvtw wtrtng that ta prkad to
aai 0 010 Ownara ta^ra a
largar home. p»nMnla are ody
m pot nodli For an inveaior

It ogXd teat I've SM with a liltla
Wton. cm FRANK CARR 0
BVMTC.

BYRON PRICB

UM QUADBA ITBJCR EY SUN

“TODAY’S BARGAINS" -- 1 _ «~-rma ■ onua rvtm. loa xna- nw atexi r-wA^tm aee-aiaj, *i i-«o» xoBiy noa aaiea. —....

‘ iwuxxerMiv VALUABLE LOCATION tiffs' Taa »— Q»»«X CBSdiK._ _

1. $3500 2nd Mortgaie at in ow env kad mat to bw. Xoga batma aad w uk’ uOiS rSR 149 tXCNANftI tIAl ^ 1975 D

arc .r t-K nwe MMfh anl artmk I adtaa toll* aad weU TICI LARJ BY PBONIXC mtaww LITTLX Ito RM. BOUSE Wm . __

Bt »35 per menfh. ,„ra.m<ed pm owner a ouUe iiai- kMITH EV Mlfl. NortliweatW* * SSTATl LARGE GAIUOS. tovMy etow d * " .r«remrte a »r

.■LvwAr term. You In- funuahadi. New wirtas ood phunb- eixltiai Ud. - ■ - ■ - Portage Inlet and otriatto PHaa. 5?*?*fL

. MOIX bw ami In *»d tlira^. ' ."^unT O T 0AM IN Pew Mapa to tha btoPiaa, gmx

DOUGIN STOECT '.5&'i5s;s uniaTi J!s ^

1. I5,l« s™»l Mori. "" «.d Ap«n,«l Bik. Sa.'i.fTS'.l l5Si.“-lS Lm S

IW, 7%, «5 pn- mo. WM ^ oWBimruLl A»» K.a J

for 6 yetors ind $70 a nr. Lan WaainM^in^n^iai TWlimt-MX APARTMKNTI imI EV BTIM « liv M«5. ATnuenVE .TBIUCE - bedroom «f<ll„7» bXi

month (or the next O***- •*2'“ __ **1 »9M«» ^ iralwrtag gaod •- «« SPECIALIEE tX KECBAMOB HSl^nM^hlMn^iitar^ anda^ffi^B*. 1

'"'i Era&HTiw “ ““^4-^ "" ;"i.s5 ^ ss-jaar

$J.804. Very imall JAMES BAY !& mSa^STSSL^S a. - - **“(» ahaw 10.90 Ea«y loma cwi *“*

first moritage, lea- REVENUE amyxa avaitoSl?^ * - FIffS v j SuJIVS. *** ^

- -4 S v^cT *04. EXCBANGB RBTBXUE *“*" * Ca «•*

NEAR BA PAINT CO. THE YORKSHIRE |2-^**J^£-,gS*'pSi n/0 • ^ M

ua 0 - H*nm, Ltd. Ln. WintlinS COilti

•• ■** ftinuKad Proparty ia''VicatlaiM ACREAGE

S' dS jf 5Sj;.'wan‘^*s..S!r "** ?t.»rdS ^ houswg buy

Xbii^ 'urj;^ •» ewtoanga w bay rbnt OB SEI1 rr '"'WA tortudwg laioto. Mier# in COMPARE'^

1 ^ Itova TraA martjpiaaa and are ggg Omm ltd CrdaRsto twae Mtot tomamro Call Mra DBitavt ATJrx C A17W 7 TO nTYb

itownna a snod rotm Tot kam- STJSSl ni'altob I"* «*0l M9Sa> 477-490 Cohoir Haw Salea. ANU SAVE UP TO

tkm tor olaady laaaaey Tow •» QRAOTL CBSdUB _ —tlVtO

teve inaaaaal a d any ow d Kmp ————— „ - •iax*

H*« MOREPW 149 tXCNANMI tIAl _... __ 1975 DOWN

____ BERWICK MANOR OUXR AVt'-g-BR home, cuoa to

40 Boyd Street JJaplJing-Amo m boat Avail, am..

CHILDREN WELCOME ^

-PORTAGE INLET

Laraa 2 and 1 ■ badruon autea ^ nn bedruaai tUn See maa- ~ 54adern 1 - 8R hona. rumpia
tVvigned ha toauiy tivois- Eguipped omta aa PlxM BV9-7C3. >""*"> drive-in nragr. view wer

mevarutoid far »ir chudroak FaUu “__ _ »mier. Avau. Jan. L 1129 nu

m Oalccay toe jax RnA _ E OYA L UAK — 3-BR becna. Avail

ufttimt alto oner to aiBte. BdCHEtTMl SLiTIW "**•• ®* mo.

Col,<ed aDDiiaDcca and Xunbutg Enlraaec boll, living nyun. Jaih BuuRPUN INVESThtENT Oa LTD
Uea' tu4 waiai tociudad. Sikgipmg. knrttoA ataeanc move, tndge 20-7tn

m,.n..da --i-kM bv bra waiet. haul metuded. warm ana--

^T,. . ’ guirt. Aduita KVA10A MILTB OAE BAV-DdMED. PC*

0“- _ _ aeamei-Living rornn. dtnlng iw«n

TICI LARJ BY PWOHIXO Ti. geTAeto LffTLX m RM. BOUSE WITS . . . ^

aMITR EV 94141 tlinlliii r Xwi * ESTAT1 LARGE GAIUOS, tovMy etow d "*'*^5*. attraeiiiiu M^allloa

etxlXto Ud. -■ — ■ - ___ _ Pflrfaga lalrt and Otnatto PHW Lbedroom. CnJim urt bMoa w ith ea^

- , AP0KIX. aaurrr or hams at Pew Xana M M bMlaa amat se^ ***>4 >*<■• * bad-

_ <tofc Hay hamty dimlia lor Xmliar leigltetKw^ 00 ^mn "x*"a ckaeia. ditdng

DOUGLAS STREET SSf* to lSJl mo^ apartwmt ^ fLOl CaD MrrSSS. 22" 2ltoSh“i2!f

e...- !_ Ar,^w*,^^c 111b «W*<» >»"• *» 0*4 EV 9-210 OP W *012. ?*y- ■

Bustnesi and Apartmeat Blk. taeaUau au rapitaa 0000 abtlK- j'jLuaian.' ilhj fwn *11 bM00L mgbad-ta romona

„, , _ ^ 00 a 0 to ro^daMt to Bryan *«™UA CONETRUCnOH LTXX reimL Ym can 4b roar own poS-

JjVn CDtOllBCIAlJ ATO latwkto of F. X. OibeiOi LtA '■ • 10 art year mmt 0 gt maaihi* pay-

ttorry—to, paio.

BURNSIDE GARDENS

BunuKto 04 TillKum
PhuM 04 0X4

Winning Contract

i0ai tor Ml panaalan

14* U8TINS WAHTIB

By HOWARD SCHENKCN aad RICHARD L. FRET

___ imro-4 badraoma kvint Jnd MORTGAGE LOANS =- U* ttua graearty i

“t'ifa'wLrROCKLAND AREA FMt tiUiET — ^ PRIVATE FUNDS BUSINESS BLOCK ?^*^e52r{S

«^rfM/LT*!l^toir7-Br.pl. b&S; r N. catrtdu Ltd 09-n7t WITUOLT BOXUS EECLUirVE l|«ej«0rt.»

In aulM araa. rtih rtiax AOuiui apt. « luvoik tnoM and grminda mctitm.iw At a Mty diaeloaad art rma atobto goMaaaa bfaea aroaiauna cd I aum " “•

Avail imm. 00 mu td EV 4-720 ntaraat art ebanrtbla arty hiHy letamod to rmpaaotble lenaau. axhm 1001 —

CixiK AND HAY-SototauA vmm --- ' - — —- u.atam - - - . _ the 00 0 tort to CM mf d rwa Mack la aoaid art 0aatod ta ”

^ l HR aitto 4iartxa^M:Uto0 Ufbi OORCK V*LB l*yMf - may M paid a0 aayBme • develapina ana art tor from tM 8 W. I

W^nS^AvaAiSw Adutta U* Colwllla Rd. W-D0 % iK' amaJIv my. Crma rovrtia appro*. R.M KV A940

m aDRa at RKVNULDX-CtoaB 2 Da >■** 2-a»d ro <an akte avallahU yr* ^. ** .^***.****- I (uji USUALLY OBTAtX A pet yr. Teoarta nay owa haai aad ■ a am,.

UR 2it. Aw£ « 0 IX t- Wail to-waU eaxpala. drapaa RIOHffi t« yaW jm0H5x. KneUam «Um !-yrt at '■ "■

UK auto. Aiirt, WMi.d^. apriiaocet CAIavutoto. •* IMS pro monUi „ aat^toai. VICTORIA |34.on M. B. Brattbwatla. tM-00_

■uoRMAN LN VESTMENT ca LTD - ^ Wwia Mti Rarroy. 20201 any- StT SkANDiYlair documtai toiWi 0 goiTO

__ P.„ WjK lime _ _ J2 M appeulart M Imii7a40l« W* Finaoa al Smeey LM. Doa t mlaa oert

■ tjRlfUMMI MM. fJMM ^*9^ AlfftM Atii r Hrrm wrw . i tar Of 1 •fll ■■ ■ " ■ ' ' Mylod itlBCO huiJi

S-. STX: want ^

• > beoxdqm bssr ;?;i ^^TOjSaxTrspSaALTY waterfront revenue? sss.

wi“2SL rug; iSJ^ hem' «'h |pir0<5rt^ COVUTMUt^Aan SEE MY AD UNDER Wert ter ^ci

StortiyMperma giSllSot Wfi v^ro.l BOHia LTO. WESTERN HOMES LTD.

enuart Rental Dept. Eaduimait HA_To view can nV r:' „niS - “ r -^^« n-u . -=T=r LANGFORa MTTdiOBN JJAIN AD. *T «

KER 4 ITBPHEKIOX LUdITED at FAIRFIELD. ATTRACTIVE 1 BR 3PACIOW IJMDMO0. 1^ VACANT LAND AND ‘TT"??JJS

me No.i0L.Patom.Api_ LAND DEVELOPERS- _ ViliJfS

S' rnd.^TSSiy**’ and HW. Atort. 57^ 909 MiV'x'ii’ l^ANS ANYWHERE WESTERN HOMES LTD, ev±?w_

attoiM U preCerrod. heat art •eater PAIXFTKLO - 5 ROOMS. ITOVK. Head Really L0 PlaoN 0D Mr. Tnoanoa at ~ FISH Al'

Sir Ziro-sie rn miS?«VJL L»tf«^:A‘z?f^ rksta

gv niii. M -_»«*_?NTT'tai2?'^«{r':^b"'Airi. «5oo i

5'aJKFIELD. large LTVUG HOCkXIDCK APT., FltOirr ODA brtrrwtn apnitota hnfne, no baac Very altrartirt IdV eoUfka In Quadra F'Ky estopped or

rjum kiiebartKe ->ailW'>u* 1 oeU ner Oe luxe l-eedraoaa aa Llavaiar meul. rt laaae. tl/B par moBth. 19 YOU RAVE lOLD YOUR HOME diwnrt. 01b frocery More. Living M 'hp alaMaoa
Faan. TV aaiiai Caei.-d parking ill miden e-Bveniaoeaa, Hit. 1131 1030 aRer 1:0 p.m. only. '*<** " paymeat art ora guaruri atto revenM of StB p.nv rtpoekinn ana. F

Dedsrwr’s main plank soon folded on this dc«l
but he duf up a thin chxnoe that saved the day.

2 lld MORTGAGE LOANS =- Ul ttua srooarty 0 p i« Rmtt wWia TRrprmTAhrP ».. *

FROM PRIVATE FUNDS BUSINESS BLOCK ?S«i*rov«Sr{j2«V'‘S?art **^i*triSd to*nld^ ^

WITUOL’T BORUS EXCLUirVE Uuro^Mrtet omoa Exeallai peirt- Ra Mantoaa, aa gNaaon, krt baM ineo u* nuage

At a nxty diaeloart art r a rtrt bto srtMa Urtb aaiaubi of I aum Ob thla proniaa 01 4»m cm NoTth-fioUtb OVCr the

Blaraat art cBanrobla arty fiw higy letamrt to rmpoaolbla lanaau. AMOm 1001 — wiUi Mma CMi edse With B trl(4cv hid- Vlh

tba 0» ti loM to tM XM 1 rwa Mack la aoato art 0 aatod to ^ “™*- ““ to buytog or aoUtag x p ropa rt y. "'“l * m«y no- _

nayMt-mar M 01 X 00 oxyume • develapina ana aot tor from (M E W. BXIDGCS dlnff manoeuvre that •'OXI

i^Kiut proaitv my. Craa revrotia approk.nftM EV 4940 CK 4I4M A T. aKSeOR __ ^

‘ 52J*SL-J T. A Woia and Brta la REAL ESTATE DEPT ™ “ recommended

A T. aKSeOR
HEAL ESTATE DEPT
XATIOXAL trust. 044

lELLraa TOUB BOMB!

ding manoeuvre that Next
cfui be recommended
for use OTt^ with a
very reliable paitner.

Alter East had opened VEST
one dub and North- 4 0 8 7
South had dttmbed to ^ Q J

NORTH

4 J 432
C^K8748

0 4

* AQ6

EAST (D)

5 ft 10 9 b
9-.

10 U nonthi hetrtA EMt’s 0986532 oVkQJ

*** ** “^ JWSLTlS L0 ***•* J *'^*®^*7*

be “unuxua].'’

East has opened a
onebid, so he cannot

WODD par adto. TTT .w ▼ 4 w

UHBEATA^E VALUE EV ^e “unusua].'' soinu

.Term. »*Trffi''!Srold.rrt) - « ftAK

^w,..^ DEiuow LTD . LUTINGS WANTED onebid, so he cannot 9 A 10 96

RV4-03S Rea SV20I7 SalllBg yirt tounaT BurtMto Ixa ^ Blackwoodlnjr op- 0 10 7

-- ^>**0 •"'1 bTi ' raqwra men iw poxite B went partner, ft « A •

FLSH AND CHIP ingi- Call FRANK tARR, 094r«. w« wrom Wert *542

RESTAURANT Narotvwateiii sacurtua. Ltd. nor cBn he WEnt West w.^..,.,_

*-to pais four no trump. ' ■« »Waixni

^a... ... . Listinss Wanted So the bid must be ^4* *’♦«

soinu

ftAK

9 A 109652
0 10 7

ft 542

very a.trtoSlrt tor roupl. to Qurtro IMy ^ *5l, “J Tw' ^ 1 ft

diainrt, 01 b grocery More. Living M 'hp alAMaoa etori fryvr. ^ If your hoiM la tor aala, picaaa Intended lOr laJCOOUt, * •

•a miden e-BveniaOEM. iU 2 uto 1030 aRer 1:0 p.m. only. 0 ta a dowa paymeat ana ora guaruri and revenM of StB p.m. rtpaettinii ana. Nigh denaliv popu- 0» LKN LaDOUX IV 4«U m and aince four tw 4N.T. 8V Alt Pam

RocbianX. EVA140 r a>nar.n,r - . .7^^ « ; ^ ;. ■ '•"Tirt »• hAiaw# 0 an aort- g aaif^nitglrtd Maa. aU 0 '«5E. <My M riaai roarator^ m. BV400 e ”* ^vn rxxB

.. r. "■5 Tj maot be mla. • im BwrtaB 0 af a gnooto flrtr. Appmv 0<ra 0 II 04*? Ftol Crtro 004 OU LEX tiwthiriiwia SacDmim Lad trump bypasses (our

— -- - FAIRFIELD. MODERN SUITE 01 par inarfh Paiulm Ava (tofl mertnoa 00 mtoMiy rtF liaadM led anrw 937 on < LaBOUX, BV 1^41 or RaatOanee nuauiwtiura aaennuto lm, i.. w- - • i.-j, rt-i. ■ ■

KLEWOOO AFTS.. UA OOOK »T Ideal tor ymng morrlrt rw|^ MR BTEVENBON. EV 94141 er oito woold ftow Ilka* to n- Indt J.0 T-?— f** ‘*1T 2-201 NarttwroMn Acwlilw WAXTEDII VIEW ROYAL—1 OR % 5P*®**' OlEObVlOUS in- Ofsaiog IggSt Qgk |a^

I brtroom Mto aaodera^bui^ m todada. wBoro^D... 0 UM m RV»4*lft NerthwaaUn. toeart- StoT w iSSa to lOrte MR* RC*2^’ UA -'i—" aacwi toe <*^ ference !■ that East

a S^ fcLicAxi-8EDXom.RObfR SSTyb-^^K; fS! - ’ CHEZ CHEMAINUS JflSoL'**^',;. “L *Sm to

****«^ _ 252JJ! rtN;5totoirt Stort Ml hoSSw" ^rtrt£!?*ii®'FT« •»1'*“« "oro^-tan 11-STE. APT. * 0 «>af Man;. An »<« m HOME KALES. 5000 _ betTveeo flv# dubt and fiv4 diamonds. AU very kiflcal

5 BACBKLOK SUITE. £* LUXE rblldraw 070-EV l-bOO. EV 2-9I0, ptajw Flnrron luka Rd. I* per Srtufitlrt 10 _ WITH rHARM ^?rS5!*»;to fOR FAST SALE.R LIST WTTR —buL BS We lay, nOt recommended With a CESUxl

BUKO. 0 bitori «0 IrlgA. atavatar Kvg.| 0 D m-joth. Adutta pnfarrrt. CRA4& - WITH CHARM “.«•?»: DALEY B 00.. U0 ELAaSEABn •»aum

n.. SriH 3 ,',rS - T f"' - <*pp-

ir^ ,co. HII-I. rA.;-ausT :.“i. z iS»1S«SV,5£ !“S “ir-TJ .■ssr?,«r« SS SS?.£S'S.“7.'S.J:'S."52 -'** "<»»«“"»«*“. '?r dTr'"?

Apia., ibu lAn«iav. 1 aad 2 brtrnt. ■- - . , . Tviwa a CouHry laxity Ltd mlolmum delay Call I?** '** 9 ^ "f th* itnrea iww varxnt Price the (neap live Oiamond save. BUt oOUDI S liVe heart

£ 21 ? . 0 «» 0 i«ins. twp targr mala 18ft HOVSD VOB 8ALI for had Souttt remained silent West would have Md
nf tha atnrea nm rorxnt Price “ the cheap five diamond save. But South's five heart

i?/v*' irt bSSrtt^' ®‘ *’**“"• «Ul bought the hand. We nc«v suggest that you put

' ,1 Wtr ' ^ '—S7i=5 *** y®* thumhi over the EW hands and erase your

1 l3-8UnrE APARTMNT BLOC^ Olaninanar Park lubdlvlMaa fert rbiwtj. njirUj ^

Inrotrt 0Uiln watolrt dlMaan af aO RIdIvy Orlva to CMwood. Km meniOTy Of uieU' OBToS.

arr"A^‘Br^f*xRA ^der^ '{SSS? 52^ ft-ck 0 ci..anA SSi5r •“ir iSSi «42 ^to^Rd.“?S.: p 0 DecUrir led ihV di^nond ten fmm hi. hand. West

»»— BAtom *i: — ... * - -., — ■■—■- pxAcy- «7X50 d 0$-$ti7T after I BROWN BROS. CBXTRALLY LOCATED, ct>M “*!•..Sf*™ 9 cDUld not beat that ctrd and East could do not better

-SniSFu-rs-REA-- ACENaES ltd. &n. 'Si.tto? aTr ^ than return a diamond, whkh dummy mffed. Dummy's

Very faro JIW barhebe Mr Bu. • aUe TV tn S000. 1729 Bluahord 0 EV MITt mcfll <jr morlMa a« down pay- LTD Ey41l0 _ .*? Splde JlCk WW Jed, and When EkUt — IS eXDected—

L'.NFURMgHED 2-ROOM iUITE, Adidu adi 90 giLkOCM - ■ , - — gagtea guick dapiiutiA alto afro* *\>R LEASE WITH OPTION TO ronm, I t-bedroom. 3 taerttoe Secluded. oharadier, ‘J-brtrivm. rulflng. West took the spade CfUeen. bUt Unwillingly

0S F.VVfMn aner 1 pm -- - -2 BEDROOMS. OtL-rvMATTC HEAT mania and mnrigagri purriiaart ta puntma wall rouipprd reaiaiirani Heller type neiveretroi iAm hxaemaM home Urgi 1« RD.MD. returned a diamond, eitabtlnff South to rull on the

- -- - ■ »AIIUIELU • 5 ROOM, fiROfXD elertric Mnve. hdl twaamipl. wlUi*. eoMi Sac 0 ter lop priea. .nib Uvli« gurton and aatra tulie. mmUilv tocoma 9475 Beautitid »r Tartiw. Call Ben Hcfaart MCfaa 1 w, f'■"“"* tWMin ro ruli on uie

U.’tFURNaHEU GftOt;^0 FLOOR Btok. aetr-roRUuied rtite OU Move nimpua. opara brtroaoi Nn aaull A. BEKNARS to CU LTD. ^nd buaineaa iww MiM opmirt, den Down Paymeat nquirrt S04ni. Ron. 4n4Ma J, E. WWt- table and thrOW the last ClUb lOSer from hlS hand.
artrtiaanL aex froai is 14S5. and fndga. Sfl. EVi-iSM. rhiidretL Oiy. 0S. KVSXtM. 09 Fart Sinai IV900 0OUt reqtorad. 0oto. nf-UlA 0D.<I0 l^lU |(ka 10,10 sft-tllL toma a (to. L0 ‘ lA aali-MaCkata eyndlcaw PaaUuai *•

Iterta'm' ^74 rt*'^' 7 -a 0 ' 9 . oLTupK anam LTD. (ToiB to a tninq* In dumiuy and ruff « spade, hoping
X oaba 4 (iu Ltd. to *op the que«i. Etut this does not work. Do you

aARBERs - JJa T w - surrender or do you fight on?

Srt5S* •"ir'iSa 042 ^^d.“i^5r.diato pm Decur^c led the diamond ten from his hand. West

"‘5..^*“*. :S..S9 !!?*™ 4*!S“'"« ?!»«»• *■ could not beat that card and East could do not better

torma. CALL BILL SUDOMIr bedr,»,m roma. ana )far old. Man* ^ _ j _ ti i. j ^

GRbiiM CFXMiOE RAN^tlL fan fecturon. Full bagemeBi. large, than retum a diamond, whkh dummy niffed. Dummy •
LTD 1^4110 S^Iir'el^!nlIIJ“T 7 fc.^i*^*' spsde Jick wsB led, and when Ehut —as expected —

SICE i-u N IT APARTMEifT -- showcd out. declarer shed a club from his hand instead

rtaciocattefif West leads the club Jade and you win the ace.
B. Bitka. pulling tnimpa you casli the spade acting and

ISO NOUSri rOR SALE (

I X Dntlii CiiImuHt

Tutiday, Pic. 7, 1969

»S6 -HOUSES 90R SALE

ISO HOUSES FOR SALE

6oo»/ X utftf you'o

WCAKW fVtNTWRtty/

IM TfUM# >OU ro« 7>€ tAST
7lH£.t^OOSS.Ve OOnT M6VC
A JOS yw Hfiee/ /

M-'pf COMES MOOSE MiLlER ASftlN/

S90 HOUSES FOR SALE

S3B F'-.Tt

tlARRY

FO-SiTER

LTD.

Opposite "The Ba>
no D9us:as c\

N K W S T E A D
REALTY
LTD.

im COV£R>M£NT U

GORGE

STECCO UUNGALOW

On a luirt avrnua rIoM to biu.
Itiuca and ichooia MmJ ratuvnioni
nr xlanar bnma al llvinc rontn with
firi*rtarr, ramllr iintni room and 3
•hrdronmi. 4pr» Pcmbroha bain
and cshinat kllrtm Hi|h hiiiio-
mmt. nil naciiajit lumaca and drlv*
In larazn

GOOD TORMS AVAri.ART C

PRICE $10,500

Mr I.am Wr^imar. EV S-lSl*

Mtv Roy R Hull, EVI'l.US

PEMUEUTON

H n

O ' 1002 GOVT. O
L 384 8126 L
M UtL M

Sl.500 DOWN
HILLSIDE ■ COOK

JMMKDIATK PO9SB.SSJ0V
3 ROOMS IIASCMFNT

drad and «r<v<

•FOUNDED 1837'

so COLOR PHOTO
WlHtX>W DISPLAY

Lca'aicd »i owe*

OMdiar wit] takr Inw down [layinrn!
and ram' balanra ai 170 mt m'wi'n
In ralHhlr huyrr. Alm'ia nrn* <KI.M
lunwr. alartnr Iva walw wirrrt
bir rantr l'*k«>r idan ha« llvira
room, liiicni ronm 3 brdnvmii.

F>5TATK SALf:

$1,000 IXWN
3 Self CoiURined Suites

CARNARVON PARK
$20,750

TSir buy nl Ilia ynr! Oafncn ar*
movint to Wlnmprg and wiah to
aaij thia moat daiightrul i^yrarnili]
l-tardruiim — l~^'Z 11 “.“i

albla. Thla wall iilannad bUDSalow 'Inn
aatualad on a quiat r—irz;u .if
lardi a view al tha .S9>kc HJili,

Mnunl Bakar and the Olymplri
S'amltyaiA llvl|tf num. dlfunf
roiim and halloiwya a/a mtnd with
hixunoua broadloum over new oak
Soon, bricht ctwery kKcTian hti
mahican)' mpboarda. tan and
Cnnd dtnuit area. wrUi a ranvria
tent utlUly raoni Btled fqr waahci
and dryar. A full haiamecu tea «
fiiaahaa dan or hedreom ruinpua
raom and a I pr waanmnn.

:rsx-

CUM toOah Bay artanla. omairi IN-LAW
churrii and atHadat th- llrai to I
btatwrl Uaa Muiavnlue pni^eri)
hy phmnt CU>T AHDeRSDM
flow at M fflSi er 4711B94.

I omc centra

i:nusual

OPPORTUNITY
lor

EXCELLENT FITURE
BUSINESS POTENTIAL

Almoat SS arrea year rnutwl
atream. i food wHIa. on# third
arroaa RAM Railwaa and pro
pnaad nmr hlchway. Readilv auh
di^taible into three eruprniaa
with hifhway frortaca Beach la
only iOu y^i away adth publln
•cceaa nopariy la Dartlally
ciaa/ad, (nnd aral. loma Umber
and iweeiant «iewa of Geursia
SirallL Over in ft. frontage on
Inland Highway. QuaUcum Ba.v
Kull prtci tlS.dno. Un* down pay
mffiL iradea cooatderttf. Vendnr
will namr halanre Call B
m'GBEa SM440X Bvi-sm

tVMCH wt FAT. >«U fAT-

O* *0 NUNMV

.<»r TO seo wiTA vtxi'

Ideal

ea/^

rhr-iw,

. . - . .— . rvom.

home aa aouo aa pda-, ri»m

hk-adun. abwdultlv aiikieci
auile a;Mn»ua. rahinM hii
laiie hvina tuom and hed
Cd'fed (IxtUrei In b«'>

. Ouvprr iduintiiM Hrwvy w;i,

_ _ Rki-elfen; hnllng unit Tena.-VB

-eni al , phy <wvn ulUliea All Ihii tor tJf
mi Hurry -- r«ti EV seiT or
£v 4-je4a

CADBORO BAY
$ 12,000
EXCLUSIVE

A LTITLE RETIKEME.NT CIM
la (hla Neal White Sturco Rungaimv.
NO STEPS and the Kitchen window
PKAMES A VIKW OP THE BAY
The cnmfortatUa Living Room haa an
r>pan 'Haa t Uatcei Slreplara Flooa
■ re Hardwood. There arc two nice
bedrooina. a four pieqe Batltroom.

FRANCEY SALYNUIK

Thin fine peopcrty ta kirated In a

S ael. tut aaml} aceemtea aryw cd
lym imh. Cliae to arboot and ahoce
: ” It p reaenia a rharmini

Teed nting The gnaindi are tuiiy
' and there are arverwl fruil
ITie inodeni brme la heated
I ecDnaanieal iMl water oil
tuimre and the high and

ISO HOUSES FOR SALE

ISO HOUSES FOR SALE

150 HOUSES FOR SALE , ISO HOUSES FOR SALE

ISO HOUSES FOR Sale

HAGAR t SWAYNE
UMITED
610 YATES Sf.
EV 4-0531

J. H.

wimroME

A CO. UMITED

E5TD ISfg

VletorlA Dunmi Chemalaoi
](• PORT STRSn

D. F. HANLKY
AGENCIES LTD.

fPormtety Saaiuch IteaUty Ltd.)
12M IhHtglaa Street
idsnci

P R. BROWN A SONS
LTD.

385-34351

tired _ _ _ _

bnAU haaeanem haa a apanotn in¬
law atfie rmlatlng nf a large liv-
mg mm with nrrplace. hedronm
bath and ki t e I wnet t e. Dwneta are

762 Fort Strwt

BOOKMAN

M

FREE MOVING
OAK BAY SEA VIEW
ULTRA MODERN
TERRIFIC BUY AT
ONLY $18,000

FULL PRICE
$17,950

BEA.M>T^ CEILINGS
CLOSE IN

LARGE GARDEN UTT
EASY. EASY TERMS
ONLY $S.900.no

rNVE^TMSXT CO LTD.
1111 Uoatrnmeai St/ral

fttrmaik*!

EVVM6

HANS HEGEN

A NO-.STEP HOME with i gnnd
bedrcuini. M ft. living ruim-dining
roum in line, dual U yeara
YUUNG and BEAUTIKULI.Y KEPT
Coanpart kllrhefl with utlUiy room
LARGE GARDEN and Markina
driveway to DOUBLE CARPORT
HOT-WATER HEAT. To VIEW, call
U ceice. mla WON'T IJIHT. Oamer
irill PAY YOUR MOVE If booghi
bef»« ChOftmat.

CLARKE A WALLACE

Realty Lid

CO Bniugtiha gL EV FP

Aerom fron Eatsa'a Car Parli

YOL'R noW.N PAYMENT could PUl
. lyELUiHTfUL lartiiK

vuu iniK IhiL... ..

Nmc. pored well within the buditei.
UR)'UK£ CKKISTMAB )ealurea ih
cittle LARGE OJ ACRE LOT wtih
K14CELLE.NT PUTTHE PUTKN

TlXDwa rrafunercial tmoerty. Rnane
«uaert.ir la gTL'CCU and it haa S
BF.DRUS made, a LARCF. WARM
taanilv kUrhen. WPANAm Amwig
rm and on with < BEERY

k'UtEPLAO:. RA.5EMENT baa EX¬
TRA RfatM idaal for leenage
WERE EXCITED ABOUT THLs

CRAFTSMAN BUILT
3 BEDROOMS
BRAND NEW

C G

HEISTERMAN ft 00.

LTD.

•TOWN ft COUNTRY"
-SPUT LEVEL"

-Vheabton vHI levM hdOie cn level
M. RhcU living man. R H. fire-
plaec. Me. mar nab. Mardien with
•wUng arta. drive-lfi mntr only
Bl.ino wisi S 2 ilgl dn. gbr>Mi by
apU orgy. Oall. Harold Butiey.

■parlofli latvty homa atllablf
tor tha largirr bunUy. Living ronm
with flreplar*. large dirdng non
] hathrocana ^mnoua Utchen and
S badronmi

Prlea nnlv
•t.Bin Trrnia

Fcr fall Intormaiiork pbnw
IV 4-nag EVEom.

MR. GPEENC

m# beautiful home onera a large
llWg rnom wim cherry wood panel¬
ling and a fleldalona Brafilaee with
railed hearth Tlie icparata JTxl4'
dining inoin haa aiuong glaaa doora
lo the moc-DMua aiaderk raimiy-
iiaa Idtrhm with eatlni area
‘doubla alnh and fan.) Cnund level
baiemenl cotUalDJ rec. men area

DAVID MICHAEL

ivi-cen (Day dr Might)

RealtoTB SUice 1864

COUNTRY LIVING
20 MIN, TO TOWN
LOVELY

IT.TRA MODERN
2 HUGE BEDROOMS
ACRE. SEA VIEW
FREE MOVING TOO*

NEWPORT AVENUE
THREE BEDRMS. DEN
PRICE REDUCED

BYRON BISHOP
385-7761 OR
382-6895. RES.

HIGH LOCATION
PARK SETTING

Thla aiiraeiiva. Iwo-badroom bunga
low inuggled amcngw lha towering
oaki. lovMy ihruha and rockeriei in
a quiet rualdenllal area oficfi

GORGE DUPLEX !l^dAtw^S..*

Not a legal duplex, but Meat f'r; FULL PRI
m Uw a or a large family Could Tentii Uiiored ft

wRh ii«- *

-SS. BEVERLE

two hedmana. tall:

thraa p la e a baOi; _

Up haa mu bedrootni:
oomblnatlefl living room and
JMcIwfl. wlrad ;,

WONDERFin
Png'^a^tolinTS- SgS' neighbors

Teema arrangKl. Pull prtca _ _

muy rn.iM >’*•

rv4-«UgW WOODLEY .V4«g ^7

filled with tnen

THIS COl'LD BE YOIT S

LOOKING? evwnem iw>r •

FOR A DREAM HOME? ^^'h^SST*-

ror hrm. and gra.m er Wired

Uta. No etepa Ebedraoma. A

iSly lovely In-tina livmg rooBi

and dlniiw room. A rampaci J. ?'?.-”'

lutciwn wflb anpM ruptnardi tlwl

would pleaae .tkww m brtfc. Ho

baaenMoa. but haa good rnxntm ^ w*,t—, i. « n,

apace. Fenced and wMi kepi imall ""J™” ‘L'JlI

gardan. Drlve-ln mraff. Many

faaluiei. For prlv.i, vlew-l »

tog. pliMa call Mn. PAiUOMI. ^ if!??.—

EV alUt j

Tndlllonai Engitih home load¬
ed wiUi charm and ' rfiaraclrr' .
BeauUfuf. aerluded gardvr Nica
living room and aeroaa hall «!>

parala dintng ronni. Dvn. bed¬
room with bathroom en auite.
Open atalrwny up from grarU>ua
entranen hall lo two iwin bed-
ronma and hathroom Prlea
MOW only 629.701) Mth quick
pnaaeaHon. Ta view, pleaae al
JACK SCOTT at EV 4-0439

IULM9.

HOME AND RBVEM'E
Out Quadra way. High on d<a rorka
wflh exhilarating view <t lha city
htodeen two «w threat t w drou m
aparunenl for ownar PLUl tncamcl
tnan f>vr aeparate reniai nnllx A
■urpnMng digr e e <d’ pnvai^. view
Iqr apieanemeni only, nice |3I.S(I)
Do Baron. MMJTL

BACK ON MARKET
WHAT YOU'RE
LOOKING
FOR IS AN
OAK BAY TUDOR '
S17..100

have a mrot emrloua tudnr

VACANT PneSESSION and YOUR
MOVE FREE if you huy bafoie
OirlMmaa. LAHtCB LfVINC-DlNING
ROOM in line. W x U' STAIN-
LSaS and YOUNQSTOWH KITCHEN
with RANGE. OVEN and MATCH¬
ING PRtDGE INCLin>EO GAR-
BIJRATOR. LARGE iiUlUy with

$14,900

BUY HER A HO.ME
FOR CHRLSTMAS

Immarulata. I hednmm hruna. Living
nem wHh firepface. Uvhen and
kiirhMMtie. Ihruugh hall hardwnid
floun Full hatrmenl. drive m gar
agp V X Ug lot. nKcly landvaped
Cl'We to w-hivda. rhun he* and
«b>«n>ng centre. Y <«1 maet <•-# ihii
hraar

H.>pe Mewlrn 2«(TUI. an.viime.

baaamcM. Tbrea larva bedimmi.
charming bving nnen. gum-atae'
dimng man with haamed raUuig
DmihU piumbtag. new winng, new'
nvivr piping. iNt-TYMatla hmting
$16,500

ERIC A. MACFADYEN

EVl-MM. 134-lB- aer^lcar

3 BEDROOMS-$7,900
ON NEAT CORNER LOT

CHOICE LOCATION
NEW -SPACIOUS

Thla la a houw ft# the famli* (hat
■» I d i antre - llfln tq ft. In pru.ide
1 nedrewn*. dni. lamtly non. plu>
am Ire mveaiuei imm e rxfra
l■edrv«■tn rimNdorlm kjrallon. iper-
and fladt thla '< evcellenl value
1 ‘ jnre nt 19.1 Yll I.Arge fai mini
Cage fUll availalde fMII WILL
lUVTS. ISB«?n or pea. «»5976

In tha Portace Initl am el
View Rnya! Well malrUamed
elder eoftage. living mnm. cahi-
nel eleniic Wchen wlih dining
area New mrtng. targe attarned
garage and wrr 1 (tlv->T> ’ a*ea
Teema available. To view rail
H. ATKEY. tvew S&IKIC.

"ROYAL OAK
SECLUSION"
3 BEDROOMS
$16,700

heavv gvwnne pareU amid haikea d
aMea aiew arwwe Urmivad

wtih u* -nlo a mamm dh mlihuir
avilh open wairwav and in'-i ■
mgarulln- living riean wllh antel
granite (IreNare and flaielv white
nillara. givurne eerwrale dining rm
Huge fartsht ndlv mniikmlied kit
rhen. S arfli'n la (av l ronma two E
pievw )wl)^>nit rmreed natio arvf
A di w Ir ffurat* are am eig the Whee
mlalaixhnc featoree rail rant aag

1 ACRE V L A. OR
HOLDING PROPERTY

Meal fnr VlJk. gantenm nr )U«'
wciing fur fuiuia tulilmirei. Mat*
hvr lealufea liwlnaima bving
rvMn «1(h Iirepiare. dtmng nvaii
m di-m ad- - »» w ptiw rwwiy added
panelled p>im In haarmriiL

PRICE $16,200

C Warreg gWTSS anytUbf

JOHN BISHOP

RV4-OUI iDay or Ni^

GORGE

4 ROOM BUNGALOW
$10,500

a> miaei here ftw ao lltilel
IHTLT-m WASHER AND
IkKYklR. WAU- OVEN A-HI)
ODl’NTBRTOP ROE. Kil-
efian hai O RTRIE BAR. bxa
OF CUPDCWkRDB amt Andila
% i auib. (TIRMAL SIZE
DfNING ROCM In luw with
bmiaiAMly large living ronm
Iv BLKieNG GLAM
INI AS to no 9Q FT IW
PA'TK) FYUI railed bn<R
ri R E PIjUX ttnviamenta
•w Ul Full. Mib CEMRNT
BASfMENT haa nNISMED
RUMPUS HnoM WITH
BAR AND BUILT-CN TV
Paved driwWay id earpe*
plua oodlee cd aimge ciwra
chrcugtMO. You'll be Meaa-

eraly aiWTirlieri' MARIE
MALatVI. tTMBm Odony
Hone telex MSai

OAK BAY REALTY

FOR (ME BAY HOMES

OAK BAY
HOME FOR
CHRISTMAS
$13J00

Thie any KHa eatUga M Pri
In a pmety. maiiy kept garden
and boaaU a vary aciudtd^ nails
hir vow mjwvmard. The anoiaii-
modaflan ronidau at a bright and
rheerv living rocHB with attrar-
five Hivplaca. I gnnd alw bed-

CORDOVA SEA VIEW '

Wed aorMnaCed Ebaitonn materh
Mna <N> «kilI4 ua rraivaiMna tn
all adamia uviialng gratia IE Full,
roughad-*!) f» rae-

TYila Inihaailata and altrarllvg
bungalow la atualad <■ a dnuMa
M adjacent lo tha ColquiU
River. Saml-drrular driveway
allow* a <tw-aiep amnnea la
tha homa rnnUining larga L.R..
modem Idirben wltn dining
area. 3 good B.Ra and 4-pre
bath. Utlllfy room haa atifn. ng
ftimara: Inmedlato praMUlcn.
Par appointment to view rail
M. BLANNIN. avaa. EVS-UM.

BYRON BISHOP

high batoment, — ■- —

reiUWi naan, bedroom and iwcbrni
Prkw glERB. View by aor^iineni
•wtr WILT DAVU. Mkon or fW

HAVE 2 MONKEY TREES
AND A CHILDPROOF
4-*- bedroom HOME
$1,500 DN. $100 PER MO

^ MILLION

-Vtuara feet fertlla arable land with
large. I bednvan bme Wul c»
alder your ? or 1 hedrdian eOy
biatia in trade

Dar GarMe, IMTSD. anybma.

MIKE RUSSEU.

$1,000 DOWN
OPt-N TO OFFERS

A dedghtful Mmlly homo pr

NEAR

OAKLANDS PARK

Older ruttage ob MiR* -at **'2'
tnaUc cd heal. Firm pnrt m.fO
wi.h irrma. Drive by 3BD Sheke
rvare. Iten ceK WILP tXAVS to
view. i'»-4jri « fe» «>* M?1

HERE'S A STEAL
for the

BARGAIN RU>JTERS

With no mortgage costs
put you into this delightful
home on 20-min. hus line
close to schools, stores and
playgrounds. Move in be
(ore Christmas and start
storing

BC LAND

ft Insurance Agency Ltd.

S23 COYXK.YM1i:NT STREET

TO Binf OR SEU. CALL .B.C.L
Ml

Lme dmea paynwid and halaiM* at
tSO a month will tua thla immacu

IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
HILLSIDE AREA
2 BEDROOMS

FTNANOAL SURVEY
LIMITED
104 Covammaot acreet

EV 41909

oana. ifjm he*L bawy wirtol Iw

your appliancea. <‘upfanan)-loadrd
kitchen all be tlmu mi are aparkma
and iba living " hoaata ■ llre-

S aca tfhSOS la the pnre. an butn'

■1 BV 2-g)H ar EV AMI

OAK BAY SOUTH
MOUNT JOY AREA
SIX BEDROOMS

If wour tunily mn'l uaa all
Iheae hedmant. then yuu can
adept me <a tha lam be<it»eiie
wMdi haa a flrep(a/W aa a DEN
V aMvIty roaru. The naw^ bed
(mn aim haa a flrenlare' and
a anall bedrmn er NVRSERV
oft There are two modmitod
battOTKeru. caw on the ^rnaid
flonr The brlgtil hltrhen haa hem
heaufifully mndmized and there
li will man fnr a familv rrvan
lA he bulK The living ronm and
WDamle dining man are id«el fra
the large familv whn llkea to
enienain. grai-kxwly Full. Mrh
havemenl. parkated nil Iwat
t.arrr Ini r«l erloe ordv,
m nnn FvrIuMve I.Wlnr Call Don
Whrte EV STTfU aiiMlme

OAK BAY

SI* room «uceo bungalow. Oeea la
iSL Palnrk'i Scboel. LIvtnt roum.
idintlte. Utrhan. 3 hedroamt. full
.baaemeM wUh axtra bedroom. Oil
beak Dflve-ui genge. Ptiee—

<11900

Of happy

years

mpmoiics in the huge rms I I

Call US today and atpp over ST. CHARLF.S AREA !
the threshold through stone' MODERN BUNGALOW ;
portals into a beamed ceil-1 Vim tMU room n^i home wahj

Ing vestibule with antique'"" ..

ceiling hung Venetian glass
lamp, step to the left into
a separate beamed ceiling
den with fireplace and lux¬
urious wall-towall carpet
and then Into a good-sized
living family rnom. Guest

$1,500 DOWN
NEAH HDLUrrRKAM RD.

FULL PRICE lU fOU
Four-yrarxM. fuUy Inaulalrd aad
oU-ltealrd aturrn bomr. Two had
romua U' x U' and 17 a ir.
Cal'inrt kjirhm. wtrrd for rlmlrlr
range living n«an piui 17 x KT
dnng. l/na ta-xr* mw ody tlM 99
trwa •« an apprux Xh nl an
arre. huu See my robierd dliplai
■dv erl iwment in nur wind<iw and
prkoie

LEONARD YEO

47k lien ,tr EV Emu

lillHour SeFVK-ai

Thla InvalF. rlMii lioma haa
lairga living fwan with Ora-

K e. dtniog room, iargr.

ht kilrhafl mth eating
area. Pltanhed bar waiher
and dryer. Extra naan lil
full hlali baaemml. CKVM
heel Drlve-tn garage Call
me wm AMcIng only OJ 7)U.
iMri > L. Jamre. ItedUl

UNIVERSITY AREA

Ar* now to ga* tiiia aaarly new 4-
badnmm l-tw4h luma. Mahtoiri
paitolleri flrnfitarr wal hi LR. Full
DR iXu* ealing area to bright k-l
(imx S«ito>4i Carpm FuU high
haaewinl l ^rge <(«% NHA mtge
Aa be* ai 0000 doom lai prlre «a
CS «

FRANCEY SALYNUIK

ESQUIMALT
THREE DUPLEX
ZONED

AND SECLUDED LOTS
PRICE $4,000 EACH

TOWN ft COl'NTRY
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Two-bedroom home.
Close to sll conveniences.
Price $7,250

ERIC SALM.

ROYAL TRUST

Uie G<r*WTunmt 111-4111

$lt.900 DAY
Low Down Payment
5 YEARS NEW

LANGFORD
$75 PER MONTH
$9,200

SPARKLING GEM

HEW EXCLUanfE LISTI.YQ

PRICE $11,950

Thla lovUj. aiuero time rtuld
m be reptoeed al On* rxcHlasi
prlea. If you kntohg tot a

wail prK^ immacuiata borne

OAK BAY BORDER

A J-bertroum full baeement h/ene In
(hli Ideal Inratltai. Ckiae to all net
veniMien «ai laee itrev* - Oianite
IT Ih LR. Family lotnwfl noM
luwt. Heavy mnng Try COD Aeevi
cat low pnea <g IS Hd.

ERIC PORTER

wm «n-4T«

PRICE -- $1*

SKi tote LRS CUOE EV

T«»> bedrouma. large Il'Ing
roum eleetric tairben wtin
eeilng area, inlllly rvim.
earpi^. ll.afD down To era
call Mn L. Jamee. m-tBl.
Colofly Mama Salet.

OVF-R HALF A.N ACRE I
TWO.KU)ROOM HOME

JuM pall tha (IbeMvabay gatea:
■« WrM .Saattu-h Rd. la thla aitrev I
tjve. twtkbedr'ven hena with la/ta'
living room with Icwaly Oreplai'r.
mparaled from toe electrle kitrhm
: by a wbltr brtrk divider and planter,
fl'vaep hane with rwnxrl Spraig-
ted well never fall*. Only tin.Sm
with (2 OOU down end balance to
■ult.

UNIVERSITY AREA

Sear Uaieerwty Scitix* and Vie. L'nl-
vemly SBK mraiwii bema, LR
with fireplace, full iiia UR. Hw
fluura ibroughDUl, alee. lab. kilrhen.
atlarhrd garage. Full ciaicreia
baaameni with Iwu fiiuiiied ronma.
■esarate gn und level eotranre.
waahing faciUilea and d'Xibic ptutnb-
Ing gran moncage at 944% on haj

I auurred.

I FULL PRICE ....

I Bxrlualve RV 4-49C. D.

MEARS ft WHYTE
OAK BAY REALTY LTD.
2188 OAK BAY AVENUE

guents. Huge seml-moder-
ntzed kitchen has good gas
stove Included and a mam<
moth breakfast area. Large
separate utility area with
separate toilet on tnaini
floor Is wired ind plumbed
for auto faciliites. The
heavy 100 AMP wiring,
copper plumbing and new
pkge automatic oil hot
water heat will assure you
that your family has made'
a wine purchase at only
$11.^

SWINERTON
STEWART CLARK

LTD.

4(M Broeghloi SL EV »

Largd’claetito -UtcbeB 'wIth dbi-

ing area.

FRANCEY SALYNUIK

Full liainnl wHh dr1va-la

Sly** yaar* old.

How call and (oaha an aignlhl

Bant to vlaw.

HTAM BAKIM

BViaUI er rca. <7S-9ai

OPEN HOUSE

348 FOUL BAY ROAD

115.750

L. Mao

l-bednom iwodani all-elacirte
homa edlb panallad LR with
■bM Oreplaro. Combined
kitrhan and dUitoH rm. Ih«-
alble >rd bedroom. Well la-
eaied, near kNioI*. in Lang-
fnrd area. LOW taxex
MUST be aren. InunKltata
ocmpancy

Call Audrey Graham. 4TM7ia
Cdotiy Home Salea. 3)jg323l

GEORGE RANDALL LTD

ExHUaive wilb GEORGE S. LEE
e«. 41V IMI Bur. S»S43J

BRAVO NEW

Enow

EASY TERMS
BEACTIFULLY FINISHED
LOVELY VIKV U/T

OPEN HOUSE
OAK BAY

THL'RSOAY 9 - 4 AMD T - * F M.

Ovar Isa iq O. wf living
In ihia ehanning home.
BrlgM 3BiU living ronm.
Separale dining room wll)

'akr a luu aav • u 11 a.
Lovely kilrhen with a break-
fM bar 3 Brad iixe hed-
iMinM witfi an liljixiaro: ^
prw bathronm Putlall*
■hettrred eundaek Full
haaemeni wllh drive in ga¬
rage. Move In before Chrlat-
ma* ftealMlcwlly prined at
only nsn Dn eame and

rinr Mth Jovee Miller.
Oaeny Hama Salea. SW-S3S}.

STARTER? !

RETIREMENT?

M acre lol In Sidiwy VUiagr. aw
■ewer water, eloaa to beach with
view, low (axe*. Eroom houaa with
OOM twat. clove to acbonli abon-

$750 DOWN. $80 MONTH
THREE BfCDROOMS
IN CITY

At tha top Ml. .SJetiheri Ave. la
Ibia Itirce Itedrourn llum ThruUgb
hall to kilrhen. FIrvpIara In large
dLnmg num FUl high baaemem
Wllh new iXIM turoara and glaa*
vieel hoi water healer. Gaa aliwa
inrluded E«lra num Ul lha haae-
menl. Aaking glfl OB.

Kreluvlve with GEORGE 9. LEE
Rea. 474.1909 Bua l8SI4g9

MAGNIFICENT LOVELY GARDEN

UNOBS fTR UuTED rhla atuno bungalow haa Itvini

SFA VIEW Hraplaca. dlnjog room.

CbA vaa.w ^ ^ bedrooma

From tha llvUg room, dining room Pcmbnilia bathraBre, mbmal alar-
aiul kHchan of thla attractive, t trie kttetim. tall eaaamanL oU fur-
badrm. hungalow owrrtooldni COR riaia drlvt-hi nraga, lam laf-
Dova BAY. 1.390 «| ft. wllh a WiUC wHh Iota of Inal trwM. AMl
hltfi rniUy devaloped haaamrnl mg only tU iW wllh good terma tin
an ideal baana for a gtowina c. T Call Bill Sudbury CR SUDS
famUy. ^ , EXCLUSIVE AGENT.

Will briow today'i eoM al aniy
at.Ml

Call EV 4-iui. EV 94IH, a*k tor
MX. GREENE.

958 VICTORIA AVE.
TUESDAY 7 9 P.M.

*ga fsnUiy atutro home luat I
clu from Moraerry Schix* feolur

SLrvet. 9 bedroom home m
the Elk Uka diatncl. The
lower baaemeM level tea
one lha beat plaru w*
have leen lor development
giving lha lucky ownar extra
bving area on Iba ground
levaL Large living room, din¬
ing rnum. kiichen and aun
dark on tte main Soar, and
9 full-iue hedronma and de
luxe tetoroom m the third
CU now to view thi* really
well-deiigned htone with lur
priaMg lew atepa-

SEPILED BEFORE
CHRISTMAS!

ROOM FOR MUM A DADi
3 apadoua bedrooma and a
large view Uvtog rm and
dan. gue*i-mm. both with
firaplacM. DouMa Mltmbing
tattUilea all on a unique
aouihweat view ua. Cail
LeaiA A Sparki tor turtoar
bifamauan and viewing.

EV 3-4117

* 4 Be dna a ia i

* 3 Hathrnian*

* Itall Living Rm arlUi flregiara

* .<tr«araie Diiang Rm iteU "

■ FamUyaim Kilrhen with Book

* Full aaaenwfit

FULL ASKING PRICE
$14,950

DICK JAMEM In attandiim.
EV 9-34S1

BYRON BISHOP.
Rn. 382-6895 or 385-7761

110KET

CLOSE IN
$8^.00

Four room bungalow, nira livini

room with rirepuea 3 badiwom*.

Ptnbfcik* iMlhfooiii, cftbinH
•l^tnc kUehn FiHi tmM/nfnT
EV 2-9145 pwtkaga oU fumace. eomplelaly
rtplumbed In copper ate rrwired.
Separala garaga aito ■ alra innall
.tEvp '•^ wnaa Call Mr SitoDury

tlFT GR Sim

JOHNSTONE I.TD.

HR.S. ADELINE NTCHiOL
8S3'30M)

MRS J WALDRON

479 TM9

COLONY HOME SALES
9993331

sidnp:y

2427 AMHERST AV?:.
$850 DOWN PAYMENT

Thi* Ihrae bedranm. no baaemen'
home I la on a lovHy <a wte Im. S
fruil Irere t* rl>ae to •rtwvili
(nnap''r 1 ati'ii ami ah-ipa R run be
yowl Inr a full prica of.

HI 73A

For further mlormatirvi rail;

E<4aan4 TW-enaa anyume

NEW

nOFE TO SKA
4 on 9 BEDROOMS

ua COT'I eppoaita EatoB’a
as 4394 day w auto!

R. GILMOUR CONSTRUCTION 9TD.

-iwesiiMki irt-Ti uoUKq'

- I’ER-SUNALIXEII HOMES''

OPEN FOR INSPECTION

Every day Till 9 p.m.

•nd

TUES. AND THURS,

from

7-10 P.M.

WATCH FOR MOBILE
OI-TICF.

lorated al

SR81 OAKWOOD DR.

Gold Medillliri Homa.

Gordon Head.

Heavy Shake Roof

Many exirai and bull) Ini.

three nathronni

Rumpur Knnm wllh teillt In Bar

t3T.omi with Term*

Phixie Marian Prlre, SM-lia.
Calaiy Home telea. 3Mrai

V.L A.

I hat* veveral pruperlles that wi l
qualify lor ihia type of purchiNr
••me of whirh are tv* lined. The
pnre range from 974 SflU i'> Id.TMl
For fiolher inf-rm«ili-n rail

LOGIE DUNN

119434

LANGF()RD

Retlrvrnatt bungalow with 4 romri.
no haiemml. •eparale garage, amail
loL low taxei gS.Ogt.

QUADRA-CUOK

High and among the treea—thla 9-
^ 4 roan BUNGALOW ha* rharm. 3

:■ build- hedrmmt. both twin alee, full ha«e-
■ on to ment. Beautiful eondlltun. With
Fiv da- terma, glS 99U. To Inaprrt either at
Dm Dt above, call L. WUkina: 189 BUI;
Rca. ineMD

FRASER BI8COE

TSO Pandora Avenua

JHMS . MOST FOR YOGR
MONeiY A vaekiue 9-bedrinm
htnne. higb lanatnan near DON
CASm acnOOL bright hv-

l>ng nxan. dmlng nxna with new
|■l«|]•4<vwa)l nig. Very modern
karViefi with expnwivr am aroix)
rabiiMia Stesroic UtlUiy Ronm
,Prltwla ihni hall to tedixnma
;laivwly vuiMy battaunm with rer
■inlc Ule M i o war .wtola. Full baae

erry

A REAL BARGAIN
AT $7,950

Thla twp-hedr'vini hnm* li elnae Ir
arhtxila and iranipartatlon. ha* i
Mr* living nxan and family-airr
dinlog rocin. lire* eltrtrir kiirhm
full tearmeni While iturro. Thi*
home la iiiuaied among neat wen
kepi home* Call Edward Thomia
■nyilmc, Rea. GR 7-gMQ ar Office
MS-nn.

LOOK AT
THIS

Over 1.309 aq ft If luxury tn Hdi
ABR tkime placid -al a rarnar
ka. 9 tar** roughed in notna i«i
yiwer lavet l7iM home tea MI tte
UlUe extra* that Mve mu true
eornterL imSudiic g’4% fliwnrtag
Eaaapl Cbngtmcti nti Co Ud.
MsaiBi 119-7434 (eveal

COOK MAPLEWOOD
54% MTGE.

9 BR level fxan* un quiet rui
•te-air l-arg* Oft arut kitchen LM
I* well treed, extra large. glx19h ft.
Tu View pli«*e ewU Jark Fletcbcr
<w Hm Bla>-k al 90-43*4

Ltd. lo RiAke an appolntmenu Ph.
. MKIW or 9M-7494. __

WATERFRONT
5>g ACRES—$15,800

UNIVERSITY
3 BEDROOMS
REC. ROOM

Old. cad. a4d ENGLItel farm rot-1
tage—very ehaniung indeed. LDI
CATION 4k93 CHERRY TREE|
BEND. Tte dieri art no longer;
Iter*, yiai may now peek tn >oitt|
tearl'i rcxitent SIX ronma al rham
and IMiiguc Very wnnid irvxidail'eL.
Bxrallenl hewting and wirlnc. and
plumbhix A rmliy fine cxaaiiry
I atmoanhere. al the Beaver Lake
Pa#lt enirancT Aprmx 1900 *g ft
plan, plia aliaiTavl il-xi'ile ga-
rage and gueet room. Aitcin* B9.900.
Exreadlngtv enay term* available
Mr STOmERS EV 3 DOl 01
BMaite evee.

PRIVATE SALE

Well eonalrucled Eaqulmalt homa.
living rewm with ftreplact. dining
area, eanUal hall, all with hardwwM
noon. Good family kitchen it'xM'. 9
bedrooma 4 pier* tathroiim. full
remeni baacment with Ird bedroom
or rumpu* room. Driva-in garage
new oil furnace, wired lor wither
and dryar. nice lot go-xior laxe*
9U7 naL Caah..ln a good mortgaga
U ll4.Ma EV 9M3a

Wllh vlewa nf the Olympira
from a upaciwi living nxim, a
aepatafe diiwtt nnn arel a
bright lamily xitrhrn. thi* buine
ha* 3 bedroom* and utility cn
main flour The haiemeni haa a
firoihed rerreatlofl room a
rl-wei 9r Uvae can •d-araam
clotoea. wurkahup area and
extra •torage. Lorated In art* of
Victorla'a mual doirahl* arcaa.
the prlci) li cmiy tZSJOD. To
viaw, pleaae call.

LORANE COnDFELLOW

4n 29C*

COLONY HOME SALES
sisAai

Modern 4-n(an hun^iow plua ■■
rage wUh Xusn aukr an ft. of
wuterfnn wllh km c et *( tail
iHnoke Call 31M MURDOCH,
a*371. rea 983 39*0. Johnaton A

MARIGOr^D I

Ckwa to arhauii, rhurrnea. iRapping. j
fU 1 bedmimi, lull haaemeni. i
OU.M hrai. Dhle Carport Large!
Iimlly kltehrn with lunckrx EXTRA
, bldg. MM it XUS' Inciudea tn tha
I full price of only IIEISO. with
I tuma Pleaaa call Hnn Black or
IJaek netcher al 3»43»L

616 CONSTANCE a KteSio** eviuS

CLOSE TO NADEN Bvi taa.

AND DOCKYARD

l-bedraaa bungalrw. no haaemeni OAK B^

and no Map*- New wtnog and itntvwdc

plumbinc Taaee only ».«D net. uiaiviMVia

wind tor waiher and *yir. Drive rroa badr u wito. au a
fay. It Intorcitad call my agenL baiha: family rooiB;
Rarolid Wan, EV 9-1491 or Ken hnbby ronm Urga ■
WngH. BV »«4n or oCOca, BV 9-8149 room atto dIMng ran
Min deiai tonallae M
dn ml waia (he cw

TWO BEDROOMS
1«.»0

1701 DOWN PAYMENT

SIDNEY VILLAGE

Cuta cozy and eamhxtable. Sh:
bkrka froen itoraa. 9 bedrooma No
iteca. attoched garage FuU price
.. jv- . _ .. PIpea.

Homei SaIci.

BROWN BROS.
AGENaES LTD.
1129 Rlanenard Street
BVSSTTl AiDUina

Coay home, modertuied and
comfortable, near achoeli and
■hopa. 9700 down payment bal¬
ance at la per mtaiih. Call
Elile OBneo. 4TT-4IW or Coiaiiy
Rrxnc SaJaa. 1M92S1.

iSS-Slll
EV 94291

SANTA SAYS

BUILD
OR BUY
WITH

CONFIDENCE

trem a wHI aolabllthcd and ax-
peilenred houae corutnictlun Arm

Wa have home* raedy to mnva Into _

■I all llmea. We alao deiign and mrm fur
hullrl hnmr*. frnfn vnur plana ol ireprd g
nur*. Xaiapl ComlrurUnn O’ Ltd or drive
310 Dftusla* St.. lat-CIPI or »

3897494 <avaal Mr

lYoQ can't pta Ihlf hnute under (he

VLA—17 arte* la Gordon Head
wito a im 9. modwvi. full
bu^M'«me Fir* ttroe cd-
frred Mr *ale Prite ns.UO
Call 7. llonrr 9l»399g. ISLAND
HOMES LTD

OAK BAY

CARNARVON PARK

imonggfe.

NO CASH NEEDED
U yon hava enough aquity tn yuur
preaeni boma

TO TRADE

(h « a new (xana. GR 1 Ute.

OAR BAY BORDER
TWO BEDROOM.’t
« IflO

BY OWNBR. OAK RAY HOME. I
S.ivn iq. R, uipla plumnuig Clo*ri
to arho^a. bu« and ihoppuig renirr
Completely redone Irwirte and ou'
tide. All mntertala wider guaiTui '
tee BV 9-trtL_

NW. 9-REDROOM NHA HOME.
Gordito H*ad. 117 89(1. low down
payment EVllSWi Frank Anni*
Conitrueticn Lid.

WINNER OF TWO ICE CAPADES
neketa la Reg C Cunrad. 790 Mid
dletuiL

irST LL8TKD. Ihl* rharm
Ing tlueru hum*. |u«t rlghl
for Ih* retlnng rnuple or lha
•tarien' Liong niom la 17
a 13'. The kilehen la large
wllh a mndernined pantry.
Thr ahiipi and Iratuniiriall'W
are at in* mrrter TO VIKW
CALi. JEAN KOWALSKI,
47*9171 -a 9IMXnL nanny
Kiene tele*.

LOvBtv. New. »brc«oom

Paiwramto vlewa. Hand-ipllt cedar >»*"«. latie ha VifW Royal. Un*
(toake double gabied ronf. Complried >a8 hn*. Am mg pew teme*
4 mofltha. LwHlwaped. IM.Sni Tele- Cathedral cMroiKc. 9 ari<xia living
phona 4IB.3B19. naan, kitchen Hardwood flaori

ihf‘iu|huut Ranrn rock fireplace
■ 914.71141 Low down payment Will

IH ACRES IN yiLLAGE OF SID- Ixki Iradr Phona ownar. GR 9-994
nay, 3-badmim tiraMi. e ' ‘

rapnire Ownar 1»2W4.

kitchen arxl halhnnm FuN ba*c-
meni. neiinrale garage Larga ) 4
Full pnne 9M,lfl5, Plewaa call Tori
liravea. SC9B13 Gantoer Ajpmciei
UrI 389-1449

PRIVATE 'sale - S-REDRnrM
homa on large ha. 79ni47, In View
Ri’ial. 114 800 GR9-mR

$1,000 DOWN .

l arga. 3Mnr«y, aider. 9 bedroom
family home In Jqhllee aren. Tnp
rrgidlllnn Inatda and <111. including
new hirnare vntrlng. hot waler
tank and rahlnet kKchen Full price
nS.MlI. will arrepi •mall houaa In
trade. <77 3(122 or 184 3711.

fTVy DN. PAYMT nnva by 1119
Haultam Si. Sound 9 beuronm.
lull teiemenl hou*e Varani pua-
neaalnn. PDre D 9M. Call J.
M n 0 r e. .bW 3994 ISLAND
HOMES LTD

n3.wn m'Plex central

Will aceeqM 3nri nveiakge paper or
■mat) ider home in (lade ax'drmn
peymeni CnM' » 371* or 477 TK

PAT MURPHY

Meirorreilaa Realiv Ud.
Mitoe. aniiime

_ , FOR c K E A P B R TAXES AND

SMALL SROOM HOUSE ON BUS baUar UvlrgL are Grant A Janking
Caa. Near ahopputg. Tarma. MMtn I at Langbad. CR I-I73A

THHER . BKliRriOM HDMR 9174
dackaort EV 4 9896 for paiiinlart.

'JilliiL II

ISO HOUSn FOR SALI

ISO HOUSES FOR SALE

152 WATERFRONT
PRORERTIIS

M2 WATERFRONT

• FRORIRTICS

Pol 11 ics .Lu kemi rm

Tu«i4ay. Oa*. 7. mi

pf rUKT ALIEXCIKS
‘ . LIMITED
r* - > EV 2 csi

ATTRACnvy WATERTROVt LOT
Bir« 1 W odCA^nlai Miaaa

ranug wrm Pruv U r«i A. B.
Hjnt« lyid;! U.AAd. BC

CHOICE WATTJUTlOlrr
1 as n oalarfnmt «ntk 1 t<*dn
Ivanii, Idral i\.*. wMI Di»
bnat Arra, rTar ta cKv —
atkina tlbod

] Ovar hair arrt <4 miartninl aHth
nrw hr*na. ScndarTuI

mmrnlna aiM boa'lnf — aaklna

txxo

ror ant«ilnimacii te \itm ntaaia —
r MarAhall SfS-TEn anyflma
BOORMAK ANVKSTMENT CO.. <
'^LTD

U1I CmvH, SL

l)()l (',I.AS REALTY
I.IM! I ED

1710 rkiUk-'^< .-iraat CV t-ST-H

Ht*‘«>n'a flu

W Trrritijt* 9> pbvtH rad ia
A'lanr* ta full evm

IV {CHS !«««> ••• •« n.irt*

Kj:.-; E RV 4-mt or

UHMW.

C N. Co .

Ill WANTIO Tq BUY
HOUSES

gi4rge

$8,9SU

( ItAHMlNO t<iJla tlueroi 3 bMnsm

haiH-inml nnmv In ImmAirMiatF con-
U‘ s Cncnpnrt forvad yard miikra
lan-n and anrulibory. fun tmiaod at
witK Ttva mwld br idral Or a
rating) c?ciUT>la aa taxao and hwtinl
ara varr kna, rsiy a S><irt trtiK to
hua and ihuoruru. To vlaw na
KKEO MrLAVOHLnt tl IvFaJB

hrtldilnA

SDBHRBAS LIVING
?<a tavtc Okaa to a-hOiiWand nna-
ponaiiiai. 9 ''Vf«m4i| aluminum'A>din(
iKi baar-ml 3 bntrmt. mb.
alix- IdiriMm uill} illniiw. atra. Car¬
nal. Aciaiix 'i ..t an airr with oul-
THi.lilIn^ Wall art Wi k (rant road,
and on a di'ad-and •iraai

lAiiA rmcr la.sno

Mr rtoMm. CV b-flM anvtimo

ESQITMALT

COMMERCIAL

klshe:uman

HHA laaorr*! H BiklA' au.a< ii.
iBcauos •.nn aata <&<*) •e*.
LAW MOILi-in

1V 1 737« Hoona «!• A

ToMi and Ooucarr Raalij UA

Sr'ld hit tnal lur CA^H' Hr and k>a
■nta araSxkint lur a auilania taiir^
manC Imnr. prtlrraMy iM m-rr
IIAtOO. Th* U tbuuld ba ■iliahW
tor a ' ilrali latdrn and a fivn.
hduaal Mint ba M a ntii—lilj
riod naiahliurtkjad. anwhcrt to
(inatar Virturia ataa Yoat botna
may ba wtmi ihay an loukina tel
I! you want la tall nil BEN'SIU.EY
QL'niH. EVMUY a*aa. wa-ni
aiuUrea. Hraytaad lUalir U4.

W.VNT

WATERFRONT REVENUE?
SEE MY AD UNDER
WESTERN HOMES LTD.
MAIN AD.

JOHN JAMES
WESTERN HOMES LTD.

OAl BAT BOCTN
ChoMa UaaA buildliHI M rina la
Ov A*m>F. nm Ulna nflarad.
B M Hinn nil Draia tevitel'to.
WkSiCT. Uardnar Aatnciaa Lid.
JbSiMd.

REVENUE HOME
CLOSE TO TOWN

fldar hncnr In aar-allant randtilm.
(xnvartad 4 huuaaktamnf micna
nr. and laicr lltiml PMn with Rra-
ptara. 1 b>'.lrm» and 1 kliohma

unlit}, posifiiiy rrniad at ora iodl
n main n<icr IXIM haat. Full
ramani tiamt KlIl.t,Y rURNlFHEU.
Xry >"ur ottrt rn tltinb
Mr Obm-i. EVS-HTM anyuma*

BY THE WATER'

F'C rair «»).tniiaaiL ana rd tha
funt charmina anrl laiahii rvcla^
waiar viawa. Sail a hiaL Walrh tha
wnitr h-rda aM lUrk nwn trvU.
A (amll.x paradiaa nxira and pyra
rxlma, or a yiain* rrupia't mvaa'.
rranL A aair^-raitalnarl tuita will
hi-tb CiinBliJarably ca Iha muatcaaa

K tmtodi. Catnnra to uppar and
aar wtOi no tiapa. Tha land «
aaJnaHa too: % of an arra by th«

Eh-usperouSiCentTatnl on reconstruction at recently that the JUipenesB
individual diitntty and have mlacofutrued democracy
ai m f ■ n t n g an egotlsttcal,
small, hourgeoia life. They de¬
plored the absence of national
ideals.

As they see It. the Japanesw
I are looking only for the (tood
I life with the rorollary; Let th«
I rest of Asia^et along the best

TOKYO lAP)

end aocially • advanced Japan home,
seems a natural choice for lead- welfare and enjoyment of The
ership in Asia. But Japan's good life.

voice is muted and no Aslan Japan built a defence forre of

200' SEAf-RONT

AnpriM. I tert Wtwrni un-r'k
wry bbriudtd. tT mUrf nut fkok*
•my. lYte Italy (armti. BMd.
Aum C. HLTCHCSO*l. tv ASHA.
CRB-ISaa C N. SfONTAGUB CO.

juvr RACK rnoM hawad

FriFiKlt rtliHiis and cumins
bark Mra to livt. Mad aa
unukual hetna wiik p4""7
tnd.ar-^iuldaa' trap fur idti*-
rnaitol Uxing. Two Sadmuma.
nn haartnem but ton of npur
tiiarr A vipw woM ba ak*
Iwt nut ciaaMtal. Around
BU QUI. if >PU ran hWp ma
phima Anita Cullan. aetet,
Cctony Hocna Sato*. BMOL

CASH roil Tocn. acmacr

ership. Why?

For one Uting. Japan has
shown few slgni of producing a
leacMr eapahle of laiBKhlng the
country on tha road to political
domination to Asia.

For Japan to be able to ■«-
aitme a role of leadership in
Asia, it alao had to prox-lde
•omethinc that coukt inspire
ihoae other countries.

.MODCfLATION

But Japan's post-war diplom¬
acy can be summed up in one
n-ord: Moderation. Most of the
young Asian countries are rwt,
looking for moderation.

They are raked tv Commu-i
nist-inspired wsw Ees’er keyed to
a liberation theme, burning with
nationalism, or are neucralistie.

Japan Is different Seen by tts ANAHIM LAKE tCP) Pch' cnuver hospital from noUnds to
Asian iwighbort. Japan ia enrl- uee formally laid a charge of his hack and right shoulder. Hn
ously rich and de\eloped but it* capital murder Monday as tbeyjwas in good condition Monday,
politics are lukewarm. It It continued thetr posse hunt for a| From Ws hospital bed, he said
anIl-CommunItt but sereams If guspect tai the ahooting death j he and others had run to Ids
U.S. planes take off from Okl- O-year-old Jamus Jack. cousin's cabin on the reserve

nawa for Viet Nam. And It ^ ^ „ after hearing her screaming u

trades with China. ml *he was being beaten up.

HONEY WEUXYME mils^ of here. t

Japanese mon^ and techno)- Eight RCTdP officers were -

ogy arc welcome In the other hpiped by more tt»an 20 armed

countries but Japan's pollUcal foresoy peiwmel. a tracking • ^JSSl

Blvle. bears Uttle weight hUny dog and several planes.

cofi&teh^r JftMn ' a tha (top of ' behind and icI! unconscious,

u fi mill, nn n»i rninH of RCMP saM the artt has had; ai Ws father and others ruslM

SIDE-RY-SIDE DUPLEX

ril* hMlIon. gold rmlal atm •
rnnnif. uaip •lit* nm* rtnibd sl SB
wc me. Other Mitr. belna held vm-
rant for ourrhAbris, i mnw biua
uiillly. Oldrr l>B« dutow. but In
■nid rrouIUkn. >11 r* itonanlH lb*
nd- and sol enoMt tAumblae
>Ai] nrw Kirins

FULL PRmt ONLY MSOd
with S^nd trrm*.

Ur.'VinL CVSIRM aiullmb

Practical Pair

SAY

GOlMSYE TO TOK OTY
FOR A GOOD n:y IN UUNOf'CRO

sifl.no

Ttmt beIrM you trtw In tnmi <4
jrtt, nuAm homri en rtihrr udr.
Thif mndrni l-bnSmn wtiitr «turr«
I'unaake* U ■ vouns eauptr'i dr-
1 gti! Lsrtr kttrnm. itorpert. Iprsb
to< kOT ikvi. Ml} irrm*. plrw*
aah nie abuut thia on*,
as SHERfiy RKtNs. Ev:-i3a
nr RVIAM

tA-YD or PEACE A.ND gUlET ^
Y'.'Bidrnmi hemr to (verntnris to.
raluiL FYill baarnW New oN te.
Kii^ Oaiifrr t>tkmbln«. Caras*.
VnfMabii cardnn Caed value ■<
S' TSS,, atma-n by apfuralnirnl only.
J. ETTTMA. EV1-4391 any-jin*.

Police Hunt
Suspect

In Gun Death

aCUaA. OAita i ilTlcil
cvbfltM jihirTan

fmawPir VMS* tm

vANTdb AeAKTMcaT sna ta

toed locaUto) to Uto dty fteas

KMapi 4.'an«nMtlce Ob LIA.
as DSL

WA-YTCD - aids LOT 114 SAAY-

bA « Ote BbL ara^hly toUS

CASfl SIONBT
rOR YOl'R UOUI

Yvains «uuM aatS Uitor
hnmr and Srmrairiv ntre
a S4 neWm. mmaaMM bianr.
Prrfrr P a i r () • I 4. Rich
Ouadra or (toh Biy b« wiU
ruxaidvr blJ aroaa IIARIR
MAL8i>Y. ttumm Cbltoiy
Ham* teJ«A ason

••BOAT OR BUILDINff
LOT’

U.se your boat or building
lot or Peninsula farm acre¬
age as down payment or
p<tuity In this new 4 hedrm
home In a close-in Gorge
location. For further partic¬
ulars call:

DOaN HARVEY LTD. at
EV S0167

“The Exclusive Realtor"

OLDER HOMES WANTED

IM

Nice Residential Area
Pnr« fafM SU OW «* >U flsa 11*
hav* rllnnu waiiioc—w pMai cbll
lOHY CUAPUA.S at EV L«f41 aay-
Hm*

harUivmm Sfoirlljc* LU.

K AIR FI >; L n

ONE SPAHOI’S HUME
OK DDK-RY-«4DR DCPLCX
yViH TWO LAlMf.s
OR TWO SMALL >'A.MILIP.5
rk-* to. Ttmlly rwltoal prtiprrly

7 'Ai al:-icr'bF'-. kSi Ink waMr

N-ai:rto Pvil bwieroml. FOil] pru-*
D)39n I am iTVol amvij* le rt-
r«iv* yno* riiquiry on th.i nnc
Call J. gTTFMA, U EV i-43a
aayam*

KM arTva. WSd i ■'■pi to lha C>4

KU s««ekCt). Qvranat ibV* nn
«aay torma «■! arty SI&flaA Call
rtm< inrnw at aS> SUDOB Call
>e Mia MAYf AIR ftCALTY LTO.

$12000 CASH!!

Rriirvd cijupl* will p*F naiii <fram
Yio.iui to |14.0D(i< ak- a Jbadrouda
baaninm hi*gc la a nica nrtaoiuD
am Quadra. Oak Bay. Gars* *(r.
Y>(*y HKiuld tab* miijr pnaimnw

c# ai lb* MnvsBiteTv «d an r-mnr.
Rraai call Bi-rb R<ii«an. IV 2-Ziin.
Ito EV 7-IISL RafTT Ftator L4d.

UAY^-AA MALL

BUILD NOW
WHY?

* SHIS WINTXR BONUS.

• ON OUR LOT OR YOURS.

• WIDE CHOICE or PLANB

* CHKECT I'ROU BUILOEH.

BEESON AND PINCH HOMES
Cad CharM Moms
47S4K11 MrUoa.

F N, CABELDU LTD.
UU Btvad Siml EVS-

EiUbliJlMd to 193S

MY PURCHASER

•mda to Eaqulmall and ivquim a
4-brttn>Qin. full bartinmt bima. Haa
a (aif BDuunt M cato te Ama
paymanl. II jrtai can b*ls — Cktl
PRANE CARK. tV MNl. H«nh-
WMUra Sarufttini UiL

aRXNTW>n.'D
19 AOIBS

A to> to di te'*4y C.aa par art*. AI
n*M*d laad. Prxsitkt* <to M* i**^
Pur BHrs inlcimau>M call
PRED EBLON

EV MUT EV AIMS

_N«toH(«A RmIU UA

YOU MUST
SEE THLS!

Thii la a a*at. iturr* bom* to th*
city tolth oMy I ilrp* to oilmb. near
bin. acliad and non. Coniiunt of
b«tns rwtoi. bOfht kJlcbrti. ouuty
rocm and t«» ardreoma. Priced al
97 a with n.flSii duwB I try your
carti oBtt *77) Yoa eta too** ten
tea ctoae hm* toiiMn-ow.

I.ORNE ATKINS
in 7774 Re* EV4aDt

AS NEW

l-yMrcM iplit lr««4 tmM to anw
ara*. Faaiura wDi wlui firotoan
In llvine ixaica. Ijam rak •Metric

totewa Abadnainv d*iuar bath
ha* odorad fUlWm ** iiMiail - to
rurnpw ronm And rrainhvd lo plMiib-
1ns te toroad baih doam. butoM
rarpurt and lundock. IMc* SJANtt
V«ry sond 1*7111* avalMbw. Plana
Per avrtUtoi
CtTY BRnKRRAOK LTtt
SdSM

PRIVATE PARTY BBQt.'aiES A
bedfiKaa bwifatow or iolimfvw wiia
tounmaM to Oordaa Haad. Uaii«r-
Uly CteMa, CBdboni cr OordMa
Bay krraa Catfi to tBfltS Pria-
rlpali oMF. Apply Vamato Piwaa

tort ML_

NO OV A-NIM OS ain»-l WILL
n-ba a eaab oBm « ete RENT¬
ABLE tortia neardiCto M aaailKte
or •rttotwn. Pfunr ny uent. .Mr.
■ edm al IVStoB «^T>«zl
biday te toal acluto. Nmtaad
HaaUyUA_ _

CASS cuLni

«Ui pay au cato at ca* to sun-
Ma W yia* 1 or SbadroM scana
with haittoktoi il poiiaiA CHS
vicui toois. EV 93«ai m CRsawk
Byrca pnea BaDU _

I WtH'bUT tRUB I OR SBO-
ra>kn hoaw i*nnidtoi*4y te ea«lL
If U'a rtSlabl* te rcntol p ar ;» wa.
Par Call arilA call ay a^tol.
EUWDod BauU at NrwataaB Batty
Lu.. CTWm. aaycRtoa. _

doOD CLEAN 3-BBDRM RCTTRE-
dimM baraa to gtevoMMS anao to

t uutod tor cwto ^cr J. Hdtoa.
VAtoSI-lilMS Hamm LU

MOUNT TOLMIE
OVER H ACRE
THREE BEDROOMS

Ah •v'ellMit fanlly hcana bidlt mi
a hweCy treed lo( na a d*a(|.«nd
■Crete CoD<pr»u>C oil itania plia
lars* larreaii-n man with nr*-
place, iim haihrocani. itparal* par-
• I* apd dnufel* carpnrt. Tbii h.ioia
to avaitobl* te Imnediat* orcto
Btari aad muM be arid Cmr vtM
tok laria touihpate available.

Pitoe tBfBO

Plaaa* cal] B. P, Gortov ETI-n74
ar CRTera te tmtn*diala tolpec-

FAlRnSLO

Pin* lamiiy Ima. I badraomA rui
dinms'nim. full baaimart LklO
MaLc bmi new wrtns. Pnee wim
tormt. |U.1Da

CLUBE TO TOWN
Boaci.-ua flamily bona. 4 bedraana
tin. aweMa. iaM:>Mata- hmu
1^* W.VU Ti vw** itkinr
C. H HOLLAND REAL E-TTATC
U) Viea EVL0O4 « EVAftol

Holiday charmers! l»w-
waist Jumper has kicKy
pleats for hopping Bboard a
lohuol Ikis or daacing eff to
a parly. Choose vclveteco.
corduroy.

Pnated Pattero 90U; ChiL
dren s Slses J. 4. 6. g. 10.
Size 6 >imper m yards 35-
inch nap; blouse 114 yards
JVinch.

Fifty cents tSOci in eoins
fno stamps, pleatcl for j^ch
pattern. Print plainly siz*.
name, address and style
number.

Send order to M a r 1 s b
I fartin, care of lYw Daily
Ojtenlit. PattrrB Dept. W
Front Snwet West. TVimnio,
Out. •

Diseover the secr-'ts of ■
well - dressed woman! Dis¬
cover 350 flattering, new de¬
sign ideas in our new Fall-
Winter Pattern Catalogue.
All Sim! Ctoupnn for free
pattern in Catalogue. Svnd

COMMERCIAL LOT

FBm RiU. PALFBXY Sto-Cn.
i. H WihiMtok a Co. bknitrd. W
rm Stojas te mfrtmaPhB oa Itito
VALL’ANUE kB a-sh TWO rate
toiteia- rtiord RiGsnr u Mtoa
•an torrn*

LANUPORO

r S-badroaoL nn-bawTMito
tlS.ie with n.Oil deanv.
47I-4UI ar IlSailS

Two from Lome, capital of this fh^
mer German colony on AfrtoB'i
western slave ooaait.

1.4M DA>< KRS
Move than a thousand meiv
women and children were danc-
ir« to die wild beat of tom-toms
during the Cabniis Tribal Feast
when the two tneior-irRiler
trucks crashed through the
crowd, scattering broken bodies-
Police said both the Afrtcae
flrivers were travelling >t high
qyeeds szid apparently lost con¬
tra) of their vehicles.

' Ambulances rushed the injured
I to hospilBlf U Lome.

AIB A.MBI’LjU<CB ADM
A OO air ambulRncc flew
from Cbtonou. capital of neiglp
lioring Dahomey, to help in tha
emergency. At leas) three sur*

ENGUSH STYLE
COTTAGE
3 BEDROOMS

■iitolte Ml tea. la to* c«wtry.
PM Mky 4 mdM from Qiy C«Mr«.
Witt SI’m *11 fkan* fiai rKrttly h**it
l«npvB*«l ate Mtortfrt.’a fOtoteM-rt
•an b« sivvn.

AMoas MTSt

PtMU* cte J. r. OataldM as 7171

PRIVATE .SALE-Z.BEDRnOM TWO
Warry horn*. r*niod*il*A Em
ibMtL Is 2SS fun arc* UDI XcNa*
toti CvA). Pnr intetMtloa oaB
CREIUS__

^Brj3ROOU~BUNCAIjOir^ tto
an* part lM«*ni*fli. drtabi* 'taras*.
Ian* let aa-laa m Boa «CI. da
aw. __

VICTORIA CONSTRUCTION LYtk
ikkrt indto on Curtca»-RuU! waMia
Pboa* Ur Joste EV 44UJ to
BAS9B far fuO aaWIculan

PI.ISS fto HEWfWTRT. BEWr OR
tpQ 3 MoterB boMra cm W acne
toS-UW _

CLEAN. OOZY, SBEDRntK RF"

tlCVlIlFtt HMIiC. bic* tociUsM ISU

Lea Avteu#

■ Street packed with inake-
danciia; vtllagen celebrating a
tribal feast sod kiUed 115 per-
snas including an American
Peace Onrpsmtn. police said
Monday

The hurtling trudn also left)
nure than 100 perwos gmvely
injurad. police said.

Four othsr peace coEpamen
were amoog •» tokired. They
suffered fitooSures sod iwiunds
but wvre re p orted out of danger
PROM BrrrAiiO ,

The (ktod peace corps workeri
was IdRitifled as James George
Drlwyofl, 20. <d Buffalo. N.Y.

I Peace corptoffiolsls ia Wash-
tndoa confirmed toe'death and
said they had received tele-;
phosN reports of Ow aocident.)

raioe said the accident oc¬
curred Sunday in tlie village of
Soutouboua about 180 miles

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Td aoyute WHO ms a a*M
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ihia COULD BE all ite teaMy yoa
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MR CLARK

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WENDOVER,
tlLll with the CBpscity to turn
out 150 gallant of alcolw) s day
was raided Iqr RCMP oftieers
early Monday and three men
were arrested and clwrged wilh
Ulegal possession of n still and
illegtl poBsesaion of aleohol.

VICroHU COHSTBUenON LTD:

EVMUS

8 RiFic BUT - ertaoe
a Td VMM <«a IV1 lut
S ifssni aaytun*.
fl RON SEDUBR

a Mamute RmUW LH.

Is being built to the basie huQ
<}aigT) at a Seattle m«rine ar¬
chitect but il it far tram an
ortUnaiy vessel.
p an artist, Seidl hss mads

VANCOUVER (CP) A
bearded artist and hit family
I plan le sail under fearsome
iHaids war lymbola In a peaee-
'ful eooquest of the Pacific.

They are building a 41-fool'
.sailing ketch in toe majestic i
design of a Haida Indian war'
, canoe. They hope it will cam
them north to study the native
I crafts of B.C. and Alaskan In¬
dians, then south to study the
native crafta of PoIyne.iia.

TBAB or WORK

Albert Seidl. 30. with hia wife
Use M helper, has the hull In
frame after a year of hard

COWMENCDIO tATUBOAT

RETtREMXNT HOUK
Wteliy IncBIte In ■ OniMry •ytllte
■nr N>«lnw It thl( CMBAirtoNB
}-utem*n, full bantocpi hvin*. Ill-
oBite Ml 5 B'-m to f4*>>te. riMrte
Ifvff iBte. T)M muitrn ri*<Nre
IMI k.t(1bu Will MSrvulty ttipm
to 'hr Lady to tbt hraa- Oe dlt-
Ulet teltr iusply. 19 Iran tmt
■te tBfit* Full [Fini jiMi m n
Tmii Rimm MWBrt Mr. J. A.
'Hrrii Quidr. at fUMR or ■VMtate
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Linuial U4 Trrmate A**aut, Ns-
teiino. RC.

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fii to teyi 1.I0-4:S s.m. inell
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b*r tab and iiav* rteui te
ihr prlra on ibftr lorriy,
imr ■•« boM (o • luo
IlkWL In-liM llviBi ate
dtoJte roMn tHU baanUte
Antou aantelMM, cbnicr

nratdbra. Siditif ilati d-jora
In • Mulrck with a prarrlu)
view 9t*p nvUM UlriMn.

a sutetete baArsMte (mam

MKtuil*!. rult bawmiTK with
dfivwta Stras* and plannril
te futura ilrrilmiiiws Ooar
la all ictuidi. Do Obiat and
In' yam to te* mi Om Aowa
sag IBM It to atMdanc*. ter-
beis BM ar JeVM mOH'.

ANTIQUE

AUCTION

a '■42^31 study of B.C. Indian
art-s and crafts, and intends to
appty his knnwtedge to the ves-
fii^, notably by a 14-foo( cart ed
CigUD^htad and native Haida de¬
signs on toe sailii.

He sees the lUahee as the
future home (or Use and their
(our small children.

YOUR

ATTIC

TREASURES

ESQirUlALT

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COKRERVATION TAUaHT
Officials of toe Ontario de¬
partment of lands and foresti
gave 2.972 talks on conservalioa
to (ohoola tnd other groups ia
1964.

LOT

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■bufe 11 ibaa -ba* aaitos.

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OAK BAY
“THE BUY OF
THE WEEK"

3718 DIahee. CMnook word for
"home’’ or "the wide world."

H*r* to yauF awMtimty u tn<i«a
tou this Idea ana to Oak Ray Twa
btocte bun ’’Beach Ortva" ate tM
a«B and IflS yarda froni ‘‘SMavan
Bbnnxte Ar*B." FlrM tuna mi to*

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mnii. lli-toi aad dinins roofn. Full
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with rtl. Rfducte Inr (lulok atto U
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•teUrtmaat to vlrw. call FHANK
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IBIPOBTANT

PitRvers that bkxim in the
Winter! Crochet toil snug
set for school or going out.

J i f ( y-crochet! Posies,
green leaves add sparkle to
cozy cap ’ti' mitten ^ Pat¬
tern 816 ; children's small lo
large sizes included In the
pattern,

Thirty-five cents In coins
fnn flampB. pinue) for each
pattern to Laura Wheeler,
care of the Daily Colonist,
Ncedlecraft Dept.. 60 Front
Street West, .’TorontD, Oirt.
Print plainly pattern num¬
ber. your name and addrest.

Necdlecraft SpeclAcular—
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to iba un Bau Lae Uwl Fite Faa*
al Ball's OMI. U ia iMd by lb*
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la* CaatHliaUa win ba n*ci*ad by
th* Oiraeur, raaitu Araa, Ills Bab-
loe ■toatl. Vaacaavar, ■ C, ap ta
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im.

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waian oa ■uiry teyi to Ut, B*k*r.
n to ■ Raaly-Mdit S-bedraan ban*
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Id yrair own brarti RJfM iilJarMil
to Ld^ Vijlu*. Ynu ar* tetor U
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THE CA-NADA TRUST COWFAin
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mind muda. Ctoar Utta te «ate.
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PIERS ISLAND
SEAFTtONT LOTS
Priced from $3.3S0 to $4,550

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ut te lurlb-r MlormallML
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lYy far «ar <v wtui havr yrai mM
WM tmrt barewnia Mt Uua Ayaar-
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'I see tbs Ughte of Perth:

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iGarden Notes

39 BallatSalmM. Vkt^
Tuiidar. Di«. 7, I9<S

X PtONT TAXS THEMJf

TMERC ARt ^
THREE TMIN65
TWrjUST DRIVE

Arte cxrroF >

Mr'MJNP/ y

By M. V. CIIESNl'T

Most planu, like most pe<^le. behave
according to a rccf^mized pat^m. and
their Kro^slh and habits are reascmably
predictable.. But there are a few plant
rebds which are congenital nnnron-
formlsts; you nev'er know what they
are going to do next. These "surprise
package" plants are moat interesting
to have around.

One of these rejoices In the name of
Labumocytisus adaml, and it is a wild
mixture ot broom and laburnum all in
the one plant.

It is a fairly commrm thing to get
three different kinds of blossoms aAd
three different kinds of leaves on
Lubumoc-yUsui adaml. all at the same
time, There are the purple flowers of
the brocm, the yellow bloasoms of the
laburnum, and short trails ot purplish-
pink laburnum-like flowers which are,
In fact, hybrid blossoms between the
broom and the laburnum. Cuttings taken
from Labumocytisus adaml may turn
out tn be broom, or laburum, or hybrid.
OT all three together.

The Marvel of Peru is of tha easiest
possible culture from seeds sown out¬
doors In April. Technically it is a
perennial, making large black tubers
which can be dug up and stOTed like
dahlias, although titls Is scarcely worth
the bother as it grows so rapidly from
seeds, available from almost every
seedsman.

The multicolored flowers, freely
produced, are very fragrant, with a
scent like those of the Nicotines. Ex¬
cept in dull weather, the bloesoms don't
open until late afternoon, whleh
accounts' fOT its other rdekrtame, Four
o'aock.

HuanoMU^.

Mirabills Jalapa, known • as the
Marvel of Peru ot Four O’Oock, is
another plant wdiich often produces
flowers of different ceJnrs on the same
plant. As long ago as the year 1597 the
herbalist Jc^ Gerard described the
flowers as "larger than the floures of
Tabaco, glittering oft time* with a fine
purple or erimsoe color, many times
yellow, and most commonly two colours
occupying- halfe the fkaire. or inter-
coursing the whede floure with itreaka
now yellow, rtow purple, and having
sometimes great, sometimes little spots
of different colors sprinkled and scat¬
tered In a most variable order and
brave mixture."

In the <rid days it was common
practice to graft choice specimens of
broom on laburnum roots, and in the
year 1825 a French nurseryman, Jean
Louis Adam, was inserting a bud of
purple broom in the stem of the ccan-
mon laburnum. Whether his hand slip¬
ped during this delicate operation or
just what happened, nobody knows, but
the bud. instead of "taking" In the
normal fashion, grew WITHIN -the
laburnum, producing a crazy plant
which is broom on the inside, laburnum
on the outside, and with (he In-between
tissues a queer combination of the two.

I often get letters from readers
reporting what, to them, ta an inexplic¬
able freak: A rose bush bearing blooms
of three different colors, all at the same
time,

This is no freak, but the perfectly
normal pattern for the rose "Masquer¬
ade." In this variety, the blooms open
to a clear yellow, and as the flower
ages, It turns to pink, and Anally to
r^. As all the individual flGweri do
not open at the same time, it is possible
to have all three edors In emt cluster
of blooms.

Hty// ^

VOU’RE

vEROMCA's 7/ rr^ '

V 6*41/ yiueHTW/

ART BVCHWALD Opens Hut Files

WASHINGTON — It has been I have Just been offered theilfs quite poasiMe the letter may United States sent to me, but
rumored that McGeorge Bundy, chancelloi^p of the Appala- have been lost in the mails. he Insists he’s never seen one.
the president's WThite Rouse ad- chia Success Correspondence I have assured the Appalachia To bring you up to date, the
viser on foreign affairs, has Schools at SIOO.OOO s year. I told people that you have something Appalachia Succcm Ooirespcxi-
been offered the presidency of (hem, of course. It would be out very big in store for me hi the dence Schools want me to head
the Ford Foundation at 175,000 of the question to take the Job next few months, something you up their program. My wife says

• year. r* ..... . _ . .

It hu also been rumored that **7 5^'

Bundy really doesn’t want to

would indicate w)«t c^ana he the Wliite House was tiwtjfutiae.

hst for Bundy's future.

It is further nenored that
Bundy wrote • fetter to John¬
son leHing him of toe Ford offer,
but BO far toe piesidenl has not
answered the letter.

*nds Is not the first time such

• eorrespondence has taken

pdace between • White House
aide and the preskfeip. I have letter was sent*
to my possesskn • series of "Dear Mr. President,
letleri another presidential ataf- I know how busy you fwve
fer wrote to President Johnson been lately, but I was Just won-
to hopes of tbretog the presi- dertog tf you ever received my
dert't hand. fetter concetntog the Job offer

The first one said: made to me by the Appalachia

Mr. Preskfent, Success Correspondence Schooto.

iWhen my services were to badly|would n*ber not amnunre at I ought to take it, but I te<i1 my

this time, and that is probably first loyalty was to you, ani that

.. "niey asked ms to write to why you hesitated to put any- you wock! be infuriated If I even

talae’lfw Job, If toe Preei^t|w whether my tttoig in writing eonce i Tiing ray considered M.

‘ ^ - Could you have someone call

important, and so, to please ■ If you could Just hint to a let- me Just to c onf i r m this, a* the
adilm, more than anything efee, ter something to Ms effect with- Appalachia l«opile are starting
I am writing to you, knowing out the specifics, I'm aure K to wonder if 1 really do work in
fuU well what your answer will would satisfy the i^pslariiis toe White House,
be. Waiting to hear from you I peopla and they would atop I'd be very happy to atay right

c^nato. bothering me. where I am. Unlike many White

Yours truly,* Oh, by the way, bfra. Jotawen House staffers I havs iw am-
^ ^ ^ WM wonderful on televisian the Utiom other toan to aervt you

^ ^ ^ other night. to the best of my shdltty. The

‘ Sincerely yours,'* photographs of you at LBJ ranch

tv W # Bse wonderful.

Two weeks later a third fetter Your Faithhd Bervant"

was sent. Ihe final fetter was sent on

"Dear Mr. Piealdent, ' Nov. 14.

Thtogs must be lea^ hectic “Dear Mr. Preakfent.
lot toe rsneh. I’ve been kidding I regret that I miwt atomlt my

The Utile World of SHEILAH GRAHAM

ime Now

- ttOLLYVfOOD (NANA)—'T'll probably get married
within a nkomh,'’ said iMtie Caron when I called London
tor the latest on the aituatian with Warren Benity. Beatty
anawered the phone, ao the illuatton is good. Even though
Leslie qualified her lemarlcn with a few not so loveyslovey
aentenccB about the Institution of wedkick. "There are
many haxarda to be considerfd in marriage, dUefly a kind
of mutual ownerahip, talcing each other tor panted. I
feei that quite often a relatiorahip without marriage has
a better chance of aurvlvlng. After aU, It’s really Just a
aodal custom to give dtUtoen the name of a gentleman.”
But no one la Idddlnc anyone. LeaUe wants to marry
Warm.

ing actor categxxy for The Spy Who Came In From tha
Gold hoping that Blchard Btn^n aa the spy wll] win the
Oacar as the beet actor. Oakar, stand firm on your '’Ship.”
Xton't go for the supporting category. Those who have
read the "Spy" picture will realize that Burton is giving
a good performance as the drab agent But when you
play a duU character It can rub oft on the film and {dayer.

Harold Lloyds daughter Peggy wanted to make it on
her own. Sie fe doing extra wodc and stand In stuff. Sha
certainly hasn't gotten as far as Joan I'msrfard'a adopted
daughta: Christina, who really has made it on her own.
Danny Tbomaa' daughter Mario, now starring in London
in Banfoot in the Parit, had all the help she wanted from
her famed father. Movie star parents don’t always. In
fact rarely want thrir offspring to be acton. Bay Milland
was delighted when his h^daome son Danny abandoned
greasepaint tor another crack at edutmtlon, to name one
fervent parent. Luellle Ball la Just about reconciled to
son Deal being an actor although she believes her daughter
will make the grade aooner, aa a aerious performer. You
could go down tha Him In almost every movie star family.
Some are for. Most are against.

Prsak Sinatra is one of the tor’s. It cannot be mere
coincidence that Sinatra Junior la making his motion pic¬
ture debut in A Man Called Adam which stars the senior
Frankie’s closest friend, Sammy Davis—closest next to
Dean Martin that is . . . and Simone Slgnore4 was de¬
lighted. or resigned let's My to daughter Catherine Alle-
gret’a decision to be tn actress. Cath^ne made her debut
with Simone and Yves MMitand. her husband In Killer's
comportment.

INEECffTTaJ-YOU-nW

rVE KEN WWEO IN

SEVESM. wars in tmI
Last FEW
OMWOROaN/

’Vy life has changed ao." Leslie mused. "As you
know rve Just finished my role in Is Paris Burning and
that's a long way from An American in Paris and Gigi.
But it's my private life that has changed the moat. I have
oompletely divorced myself from my upbringing, reiigioiui
and aodal. I was educated in convents and had the proper
friends. 1 started to learn ballet at ntoe and that was
considered tiiodting. I went through my adolesOTsice with
a aenae of ahame because I was learning to dance."

* A a

Leslie disepproves strongly of her upbringing. **It has
taken me yean to tiwd all the Inhlbitlona" She is still
very cautious and careful. Elxcept where Beatty Is con¬
cerned.

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15 7WAR ANY STUDENT?
MERE WHO KIN ACT <>
LIKE BLOODTHIRSTY )
SrtWAfiES? , B^

*ntis is funny. With Oakar Wenwr almost sure of
winning the Oscar tor his performanoe in Ship of Fools,
Paramount is tiyhig to ctHivincc hkn to be in the support-

STAN

DELAPLANE

I elta a report from a finan¬
cial magazine.

"The average Americaa now
carries eight credit cards and;
has access to seven more tiiat
he keeps at home or in bis of¬
fice.” '

Practically universal credit
cards are a matter of status
symbols now.

n you are wondering what in
the world the world Is ocuning
to, I win tell you. by goUy.

It Is eombig to a matter of
cash. This will hrppen not be¬
cause confidence ta kwt. It will
happen because you cannot stuff

I sat down I thought I had been With "cOTdial good wishes and
bitten. And repairing to the thanks for your patronage,"
gents' lounge, had an examina- They added mldly tiiat my July
tion made by the attendant. account was enclosed.

"He found I had successfully TOs seemed to me an elegant
stamped myself: 'Diners Qub- yny to handle such matters-
021-038-714-8.' Plus my 1 0 c a 1 I had read enough British novels
address which is long and pain- to Imow that you never pay your
fu]/* tailor. While my purchase was

W A A ready-to-wear, 1 stiU thought it

cards, has tak^ a sad leap ^

, into a sadder future. for more than "your name and

One of the largest tadoring gd^ress, sir."

WHAT ABOr ecENN' OPtiiTf THE ^
AgEMT wa 60NNA WUL.'REA&OH Z lAILiP lOa
HM tali: wnsHf OUT WA»40I C<mp
Yii II A I 6Er THOM UPKH tOtCd.'

any mors credit cards In your
wallet

The most vicious thing about
the present credit cards is thst
they are printed with raised
letters on plastic.

This embossed surface allows
the creditor to stamp it into
your bill—an intaglio depression
to match your spirts when the
j nudge arrives at long last.

The danger is reported to me
I in a letter;

Fast Service
at the Pnmtia

WESTVIEW

CHEVRON 8EBV1CB
TrsBs-Canads Hiwa?
and Tllllcum Road

tuMrUd Sr tlis Orwt«r Tkterls
ROfPlUU Council

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VNIAGAnA

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Vietorit, B.C , Tuei., Dec. 7, 196S

Worldly Care Banished
By Pure Fun of Aladdin

ny E. D. WARD HARRIS * *

('lirlstnws started last night!

I am sure that no one in the
.ludience at t2i« McPherson gave
n tixught Id worldly cam ai for
i>vo and a hail hours they roared
at the antics of the cast of
Aladdin.

t\'hm you go this week, as
> 0(1 must; to see this panted
mime, go In an etqtaBSive mood.

gay, uninhibited and recei^
tive. Your enjoyment wlO be la
rqual proportion to your mental
approach.

V'or prartomime is for the
\oung end the young at hearti
jr you can't stop being growTKip
for one evening, don't go.

ItfAtilNATION

Anthony Burton, directing for
the Theatre Guild, obviously has
a feeling for pantomime. Every
fault In this productloti Is. I
feet sure, due to his Imagination
and ambition exceeding avail*

''able human and technical
resources.

I've loved pantomimes all my
li(e..Rnd in Lrmdon often saw f.firoiyn

four or five different produc¬
tions in a week. * * *

Pantomime to me is as much
a part of Christmas as plum
piidding. And like the pudding,
all ingradients must be care¬
fully prepared, well mixed and
the whde served ndth panache
tc> extract maximum effect.

DI-:>f.AM>rNG

The recipe is a demanding
on?: Glitter, magic, spectacle,
vaudeville, sentiment, slapetick.
ham and corn. All welded by a
tenuous story line based on a
fairy tale.

Mr. Burton, within the iimita-
tinns imposed upon him. has
done well. He has assembled a
oast containing much talent and
has managed to make them
auare that they are mixed up in

a frasy fairy story «here any- lelHfl.V ^

thing goes and Uie outrageous * * *

Iteeomes normal behavior.

And that must have taken

some doing. Stephenson lAladdin) and Ginny

or those involved, Oiff Oaite Lefever (Salmon) stand out fnr
(Widow Twaokey), Candyn the way they enter whole¬
heartedly into the spirit of the

llysloria
('.atclies On

lX)NDON (I ri) — An out *
break of «bal a phyalrlan |
termed "InfecUwaa hysteria" j
among small girls at a New- |
port. KBglaad, srbvol has heea *
reported.

Dr. John Sleigh said he
found ahoot W girls lying m
mats iHi the grass, some 9t

■* Orfasioiiallvo ihe Four-lx^ller Hoiuti

BBC Weathers Storm
Of Blank’-Blank Word

Ity- KOBKRT .Mt'SKL ‘T didn't expect such a worcl." .was far removed^from the policy

trtK'^vr ;nDi^ said the chairman of the panel.[of "dirt, doubt and disbelief*.

(Ut'ii — cm- Robinson. 'Tt’s unfair to’of which it ha.s been accused by

h Broadcasting _Corp. has Just ^.^barras. people w ithout EivlnL'i critics.

--is a gem. She's a great little jbem wraptag aad complain- embarrass per^le without giving:critics.

W H r '*** disilness. stomach jk. of a diptv word over the ***" ® ‘ ® propoeaJ for censorship

li "" RKPOKT lINirNT

fun. The formerA^ be a W they

hinnser if played up the better, they got ap aad

Hermione BackWey style mora tbeir classrooms,

and the latter muat siieed up and teoorled.
throw his voice.

I wish 1 had i^ce to give to
eveiyone In the cast, for all per-

focmed well. A _

The Viewers and Listener’s the BBC said that drapite the^®'^,^^.

?,_ 1 _ Council iformerly the aean-Uplcomplaints its writers would family; A for filmi

VOSTVMm O^ldstCF cliiterltoprosecuti^BBCtor!

The script nMs to be tight the use of a four-letter Anglo-i

ened, as does chorus action. Saxonism In a discussion pro-

Psoe lap behind enthusiasm WX - _ gram.

Full maita for costumes, but bw AVOUXilZFD

a oomplaliit Is that scenery was -* »• V*' J

sc«;e. iSs^lira o^ and /V/l W ^ SET'

gutter are caUtd tea. It was 1 fO# Iff ^

dull, and pantomime must never' ’ the word to be:

_ ' _ ... , "nje attorney general declined

ti ^eC m.L*J I ®> to prasecute after Mrs. Mary

nec o as a ry for In# #mir# fnuiic#! . . a j r * 1 .

soore of the show to be played SAN FRANCISCO tUPlt - Whitehou ^ I

as an overture? It went « and I Don’t teU Tt^-year-old lather counc^wTote Queen Wixa^th

/'.r.r»K-» Shines in what is really a duU.oo and on. Surely, a medley "Due' Meyer he ought to retire jf iJlEl

f.nrol>n role by her ability to take the! wwia «iffice. and take It easy. tt-hitehouse ali-j asked the ho^

* * * ■ stage and make it her own. poR tuiLDREN ' h***" **«’*h^to rule

Her movement is graceful and otherwise It's a good show ^ halp" than they us* ©f the

her diction stands .out in a pro- aiS^erve* packrt^se. for know," say. Meyer, wto ^ ^

duction where .-wme were ovor^ ft- wrek-kra run. •* ^ himself sitting tWy when tt would

l«l or ™n.om,lble. ».«rr .tat on » porch ™ . roclUta otalr

One point. A pritwipal boy the modems My, pentomime b Meyer, oo the sta e I - • " i u «

should only be a girl, but for childi«n. And becaure it’s Sen FranciMo E«miner and North Americans in Bntaln
should leave no [xussible doubt for chiltfcen I deeply regret that N*« Call Bulletin. Is Ihe dean are sometimes astort^ by

as to that fact. Her short Jerkin the current produetkm cooalat. ©< «■" Francisco . newspaper what can be saa] shown m

B fine, but flo..h-cok«d nykmiof six late night shows and only repceters, biR during hlf vaca- B^Mt screens. A tiw ^

mesh tights and high - heeled one matinee. tloni he It off to some far-away African dancing girls had to

shnei. please. Can thU not be rwtilled. emi »l»* *«■ a bit of rugged adven- wear brassieres before toey

.... Bf thi> i.t* hire 'Wre permitted to dance in Tra-

l ta. H,- dor. . m.n cd 6t Sqbarr Tta» d.ncd ta

Jrflfs^ enuM I hop* we wiU have a d«We to make a KWMnlle televU.^

STt t^SutTsU^rel I»SnkTte in Victoria, kayak trip. a. Meyer first did

Aim! the taste for panto, like the three yean ap? into the dressing room of Pari- ■

t-OMEOV SENSE for Dickens, cricket and "Well." said the goateed sian models during toe dms i

Infectiously gamtnous Ginoy chocolate edalrs toouJd be ac- Meyer, his eyes sparkling be- shows. ,

I.efever has a lovely s ense of quired In early life. hind rimless glasses. *T was Dramatists, satirists and co-

comedy. She acts the whole SO. GO 1 Just ready to leave on a 7.0CO- medians are given the widest

time she b on stage and steals However, R’l never too late mile motofcyele trip from Port- latitude. comedy show fre-,
Oinny scene after scene from the to start and I doubt whether Iknd, Ore., to Mexico in 190 quently veils four-)etleri*m Hess

I'rinc4>ali. Her little dance to you'll ever see psDtomlme any- when I visited the annual boat in (3Dckney rhyming slang.

laiUandine policemgjtV gaifT- where ehe outeide Britain. show here. 1 stiw g kayak like GUE.SHWORK? NO!

it only lasts a mteneht or two So, go I the one Dr. Hans Undemann Everyiiody knows what they 1

Stephenson (Aladdin) and Ginny - - -- ! used In cross the North AUantle really mean, |

Lefever (Salmon) stand out for ^ ^ u, lasg-and bought it.” Recent bedroom dialogue be-;

the way they enter whole- Litre Limited us-v nw ainvr couples in a play had!

beartedly into the spirit of the ^viewers jamming the network i

thing went on to Mexico, hut protests. !

The Dame Is the essence ol /^¥/' fT^ 9 • 1 '«hen he returned he began: Many of these remarks, car-,

pantomime. In her perium is I Il4 I /k i « 1 I livlc 'making plans for tos first trip imp Uv-ing rooms oli

summed up all the lunacy that V/1.m JL V V¥v vJv* vJfll Ida jdown the Mackenzie. millUms of homes, are neverl

is accepted as commonplace. ^ ! When summer came he travel- printed in family newspapers.!

'ailf Qarke. a ham who dishes . led to the end of the road at i^cpce part of the esseiitisl)

>out corn with relish, is riotously t^lir I If^tl | I _¥1 I I II | W Ql* Providence in the North- (^uipntent for a television re-j

jright. iwUl, Ay|y|| I, ViPvF M. Vr Vf JH dl 'west Territories, then set off viewer in Britain Is large sup-!

He looks the part and brings ,, , alons in his craft with a ten. p|y of asterisks. j

to It the essential, traditional TRLNTON N.J. (UPI) — "Go | agents, he was keeping Ubs on food 8UW»li«. hatchet.-hunting '

touch of vulgarity without ever Go" girla are OK in Nw establishments featuring "Go-Go knife, flares and soap. One pp r- aware that somei

being offensive. He Is also full Jersey, as long ss they don't Utest Imovation In thousand miles later he reached gu^pt p^ny be made to Impose

at surprises, like singing opera "fo^ * too far customer, into Uvems. the mouth of the river at censorship and it I. ready for

in a crediUbte BOiHwno! Buleine-eved undenniwr Th# oostiraM «f tha gtrla have Beaufort Bay. battle. Raently lie direetor-

Bmgvng unoercow , oornnwn denorninator—they Meyer has gone back every ci- Huah Carleton

, NO DOt BT I tgenu from the SUte Alootaolic must be brief and tight, or both, year since. Happily admitting Greene.’ toid members of parlia-

Carolina Slephenson, an Beverage Control Ojmmiaslon iw girls sway. Jerk, gyrate. *Tm honked." he is planning would continue the

I , !r7 V.* orders to mate sure Ji^P. shuffle, and sh^e his fourth expedition for next present ptdicy of trying to widen

.drtghtful ellta per^hty Iste ^ "<>>Co' girU don’t go toe summer, the tnrtzons both of television'

'is a natural for Peter Pan), ^...■ The Swim”. 'The with all their perils, these ^ the public. (

B) >IAR%' ANN KKtlSE

(Trystal

PCBUC SWDfMING
Tt^SDAY
1S:M- S:l*

3:9t- S:9g
7:St-lt p.m.

HEONESDAV
12 :M- S:td
S:at- S:9»

TV Cit-rniwignl claims 400.000 have a tree hand to express I t,, -i,iMro« miv if ac

signatures on a petition demand- toemseives with "honesty and' jc tar

ing some sort of official re- mtegnly.'* The report said tW* SJUlTfitois ^ ^

Ttie latest battle collapsed ^ ^ ^ t

when the attorney geoeral de- tERGMAN FESTIVAL

IcI^ to^se^ toe BB^ T«>l«ht and Wediie-day ”"••• |

when the attorney geoeral de- |
clinM to prosecute ^ BBC for!'
the use of a four-letter Anglo-1
Saxonism in a discussion pro¬
gram.

BM' AVOUXilKED
ITk ume worj'fias occasion-;
ally !*e«i the subject of obacen- j
ity proceedings in other circum-1
riances. The BBC did apologlzp |
for permitting the word to be;
'used this time. {

The attorney general declined
I to prosecute atier Mrs. Mary

, iJUirnnHiiiL

vj^’^SPRUifi lat his toughest

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MAT MlTTwW
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a*nt gHTtarannssirr om.T

Om Program Oaty at tpja.
Dom Ofm 7:11

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Guilt Star -> TERRY THOMAS

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PLt'S tatWI AND GOOD SHUIT

DMr» a:U. aha*. 1 miar* litS.ajT

Alalti tftt. BlaSaala SAr. CbiMrra SSr, G A Mambari m*
Halt: "aAEO DAT'S NIGHT "

■12184 OAK BAY AVENUE

Lure Limited

I thing

I The Dame is the essence ol
[pantomime. In her person is
I summed up all the lunacy that
is accepted as commonplace.
! Qilf Garke. a ham who dishes
> out corn with relish, is riotously
{right.

He looks the part and brings
to It the essential, traditional

OK To ‘Go-Go,’ Girls, |
But Don’t Go TOO Far

Pom Siliti Mr Olbolt

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far while swinging la tbelr bird I«« «» PW>«<^-

__ °* ** '..T!!* «“"..= '*rtps "leave you feeling more| He admitted that three pro-

-.-.I -looinpetenC* he m.vs. "Life U a,crams in U days had produced

and undulating on a ttoge. yet ta*- do-it-yourself Job up there bBC apologies. Ore ol them was

Joseph Lordi ^ctor of the Ttere's no AAA to caU If you’re ,h* four-letler word. Another

New Jersey ABC CommisskB Lordl's attitude to dictated by in trouble.” »i. . .how in wMeh voung, un¬

said through hia undereover law. If the gtrls exceed the ueyer Is not content with the married womeo discussed the

**'*”** fo od taste or offer adventure Involved - he has also meaiuree they took to avoid ^
l^ perfcamaiMes they’ll find ttotea up explorInR the ialandi mothertwod.
their show abruptly cancelled. „d rugged terrain through EMBARRASSMENT

** ***^^* The third program offended

G*<^ girle Just ax long as burisl sites, hundreds of years some Christians. A rock and roll
they don t go too far. old. for the Northern Research , p„p version

Hit agenls have been instruct- Laboratory at Inus ik. North-'(,( the Clhristian Creed
ed to see to It that night spot west TVrritnrtes. The BBC takes the stand that

lo^’ocrs are advised to comply. But his fondest experiences « four-letter word might oon-

-have been meeting the people, edvably have a place in a ■*-

¥7 II M who live iB the lar-ofl wilder- rfow aad thoughtful discussion

W flll l^V I«^tfi among adults although It evl-

J CAXAJED ‘GRANDDAD’ dently regretted Its us* In an

I "Eskimo youngsters accept disputation on can-

iKHearaf «• ■■ granddad It’s really

|l¥llvl E-C KKnething. Inventing fairy tales

•Sail ■■Urtalanaal
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FaalaNl IzIW S:ia S:IS. 1:ta StW
twM CaaMal* Ibra, SiW

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Saturday Mittoee, t pjB.

Hit Parade 4S R.P.M.a. Rag. 1.M each 2 fnr 1 a49

Jig Saw PuBtle—Coioiiring Book—Songs and 4 AQ
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PORT A13ERNI - For those slresdy tucked into!

«4)o believe in omens, the tun-

shine that blessed the opening The last thing in Meyer s mind
of the new Credit Union btold-:** retiring-'Tve got too many
ing Saturdsy afteniooa pointed ping,

the way to a bright future. ^ grateful for tte
. .. , strength to do thes* things, he

all Alberw Valley be

Rxxn the inch-B^ay averagt_

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Polaris Missil e Spotted by Gemini 7

Astronauts Drifting and Dreaming

SPACB CLMIU:, Houston
(UPD—The Gemini 7 astro¬
nauts were drifting and
dreaming in space Monday
night at the end of a busy day
tint irtriuded the sighting of
a submarine-launched Polaris
inissle. James Lovell was fly¬
ing through the night In his
underwear.

* * *

And Lt.-Cbl. tYank Barman,
the Gemini 7 command pilot.

had his 16-pound flight suit
unzipped to keep cool. He re¬
port^ that he and co-pilot
Lovell had been warm "since
we’ve been up here" on their
two^'eek endurance voyage.
* * *

Before aellling down for
more sleep on their third
night aloft the pHlots did
some exercise with a stretch
e<wd. ate and rigged their
ship for *T)ands-off" flying.

Karlier. project officials an¬
nounced there was a S(i-30
chance that Geiitmi 6 might
be launched one day early—
on Dec t3-in i*s effort to
overtake Gemini 7 and fly
close formation with it. Work
was well ahead o' schedule ai
Cape Kennedy on the craft of
Gemini 6 pilots Walter Sehirra
and TlKMnas Stafford.

A decision was to be made
on Tuesday as to wbether the

nnklczvous sitompi so im¬
portant to Project Apollo
which will land men on the
moon could he moved up a
day.

* * *

lajvell reiwried a minor ac¬
cident' as he and Borman
wetT preparing to have their
evening meal

"f also bad aqmher catas¬
trophe. As I walkijraching
hack for one of my food bags.

T snagged my head on the
overhead and tore off all my
KGG (electrocncephalograiTii
leads. We re In the proces.s of
pasting them back on
now , , ,

The sefisots are used in
measure brain activity dur¬
ing both work and sleep
periods. For one thing, they
tell how deeply the pilots are
bleeping.

Gemini 7 soared into its

nSlh orbit at 8:5(J p.m. KST.
.M ihai point; ihe asironaiii.e
were exercising and eating
and getting settled dia^n lor
another nice lung sleep.

* * *

IXiiing the 3tM) orbit. Lovell
gave ground cuntml a rejiort
on food and water, intake and
sleep. At that point each had
slept 12 hours since the take¬
off on Friday. Borman had
t'antlnaed on Page 9

Luna VIII

Crashes .
On Moon

Dollars

For

Scholars

By JACK FBY
L^gbtanve B«porter

Premier Bennett will fly to Ottawa this week
to ask for more money for universities and hospitals
and to ask that mental health be brought under the
federal-provincial ho^tal care agreement

He said Monday he J«»wLvenimeot share is somet.me.

leave for Ottawa Wednesday to
a'tend U>e second annual meet¬
ing of federal a id praviacial ■-

m km as 10 per cent, he said. |
"And I will ask for the federal
government to carry out its pre-

African
Terms

MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet Union an¬
nounced today that its unmanned spaceship Luna VUl
failed to make a soft landing on the moon.

Announcing the landing, the -

Soviet news agency Tass said
the aoTt-landing syvtem wwked
normally at all stages but the *' t

***Had it been successful, the

feat would have put Russia well

ahead of the United States in rWlW •

the race to put a man on Uio m

On Own

nince minis^. He will be ^ ^ commitment to bring men-
CMupaoied by deputy i., u„der the hospital care

Pofte Paul

minister G. S. Biyion. .greemanl." the premier said.

KARLY DEIVMON __

The talks are scheduled for
Thursday and Friday. WW W

The premier said he would es- ^ d

pfciaHy ask for an immediate \

decision on federal government

participation In the cost of high- _

ep ec!ue*t!ah'"Hwiuse univerti-

tie.i will soon have » be pre- ^

paring their budgeta lor next M.

year. j

BI.MSKN REPORT | D* E

He s Jd he would ssk tor im-i ■ j M

plementation of the recommen-] '

dations made in the Bladen Coen-'

n,,..™ r-por, » hi«»r VATICAN CITY (AI

The Bladen report reoom- ordered an unprecedented
mended that the present per — once the Inquil

capita graiiu be raised to B for . ,

the year 1«S« and be Increased ecumenical council ended
by $1 each year thereafter until approving a churcfa poUcy i
an appropriate revision ean he i^ms.
made, in consultation with the

provinces. 'Hi' Roman Catholic prelates

gave a decisive vote of accept-
CAPITAL GRAJSTS Schenw (draft docu-

1t a>so recommended estah- atenti on modern problems,
lishment of a capital grants fund which includea ctndemnatlan of
into which anmial payments Biclear warfare and a propoaat
would be made of B per head for further studies on contraeep-
of the Canadian population and tton. (See Pige 6.)
which would amount to aboot Pope Paul, coniulted fay tele-
IlflO.OOOvOOO a year. pRone. told couneU ptesiding

Mr. Bennett said he would ssk officers he approved the doeu-
for "s more realistic approach" ment although an unusually
by Ottawa toward capital costs large number of prelates —la-
for hospitals. eluding many Americana-yoted

The provincial govenunent against Its blanket denunciatloa
fKiw pays about half at hospital of nuclear weaptra.

Holy Office
~Faces
Big Changes

LONDON (API — Pfime Minister Wilson
Monday rejected African tenns for breaking white-
ruled Phobia's rebellion and thus risked a mass
walkout of the Commonwealth's 16 non-white coun¬
tries.

prices on Rhodciiiun bonds by
The British leader did so con- ^bo^ gn. Smith himself has
vinced that Britain s preferred Rhodesia will no longer be
program of economic sanctions international

already hat rendered Rhodesian logns
Mme Minister S^th^s, ^

breakaway re g 1 m e bankrupt , .

WUsoo also was bulwarked by *0 Salis^. Finance Mmla-
the fact Commonwealth coun- '^rathall warned Rho •

tries who break with ijoadoo desians they can expect more
stand to lose their trading pre- increases and more unem-
fevencet ployment as a result of the Brit¬

ish sanctions

tltUlAV RARhIMU Wllaon held out an offer to

The Orgaouatkm of African Rhodesia's white minority of a
Unity warned Friday its 36 argoUated sottlement "without
memhera would break off dip- fur. without surrender, witb-
kimatle relailona with London ff out recrimination "

Britain did not crush Smith's ITie OAU threata are
whito-miaority government by aeriouaiy, though ealmlJlPn^'
Dee. IS. Wllam

■The responsibUity is ours,” oniCR RARftlKUft

“‘T^; have been reinforced by

^ uf l tft TiiWh tw-av

-ir Tahsania and othe^^

a war which we believe to be ^ ^

monwealth unless the British
PINCERS HI BT g, demanded. Nine OAU

There were signs, meanwhile, membtrt also are Common-
Britain's economic pincers were wealth members,
beginning to hurt Rhodesia de- If the African countries were
faulted Monday on ita interest to fulfil dteir threats then Asian
payments of a four - per - cent members of the Commonwealth
knn stock. London stock deal- very likely wcaild do so too, in

.HilfpronW

Kl’RTHER ATEP
In Its English-languaKC sen.-
ice, the Soviet news agency said
the probe “reached the surface
of Ihe moon '

As a result ot the probe Soviet
scientists had made a furtliei
step toward achieving a aoft j
landing, toe agency added. j
Luna VTIJ was launched Fri-j
day.

The JodreU Bank Observatory:
in England heard the signals'
from toe space ship stop two
seconds afw it landed.

NEAR “OrEAN'

Tass said the probe landed on
toe aouthem "shore" of toe wa¬
terless Ocean of Storms.

Today's announrement said
that as a result of the probe,
Sov’iet scientists had made ■
further step toward achieving a
soft landing

_. ... - ,r.,.r . . r.. r, T,- .1 « ■ loui - per - cent i memaers at me «

VATICAN CITY (AP) —• Popp Paul Monday stock. London stock deal- very likely wcaild
ordered an unprecedented reorganization of the Hedy ers reaetni quickly, kwering'the British view.
CMfice — once the InquWtion — and the Vatican

ecumenical council ended three years of work by * * *

approving a church policy gtatement on modem prob-

I Sunday), to promoie the ouuo- ra raf' ^

‘Jilted’ de Gaulle
- RemainrMum

On Runoff Ballot

PARIS (CP) — Pi^sident de Gaulle remained at
his country estate in Colombey-les-Deux-EgHses Mon-
day, keeping a typical silence about his plans after
Sunday's rebuff in the French presidential election.

capital costs while the federal DOCUMENT APPROVED TTw changes for the Holyl

_A vote of 2.111 to Bl ap- 0*^'=* "'«*» e w erpRig

proved the document at a far thU congregattoo. one of 21
t;* 1^ ’ll J whole. IB a wparate vote on tta* Vsliean adiniolstrBttve BtMrtfi-

nlX Killed nueleir wsrfire sectloa. the iloce It was farmed out of the

, , vote was 1.710 to «. No other Inqulsliton to 1S42 during llw

In Uarasll major cckmicH document has century of the I^estsjit re-

HLSDMAN. Ky. (AP)-A twin- drawn so much oppoattko to a
engine private plane bas«l at decisive vote. aroused bitter

SySSse N.Y.. crashed to east- ’«''lth the councU vtrtuiUly con- SXir(iri^snr‘-;d^
ut* eluded. Pope Paul Issued two Catholic Oiristians and even

VnnHav with tlw bwasix Uvea pontifical documents: some Cathdk theologians. Fol-

Monday with the loss <■ six lives. lowii^ council derectivet, Pope

The plane was owned by the •An Apostolic cmdlutMto p,u, changed it to "Ihe Sacred

SyracUM Flying Sendee. Inc., entitled Marifieus Eventus Congregsticn for toe Doctrine of

and was believed jkkited by iWondroue EventI tat a five- (be Faith.” Until Monday It had
ABthcny Rusyntok. 45. an of' month JubUo* period, frooi been toe "Sitoreroa Sacred Gob-

tiela] of the firm. Jan. 1 to Hay 2i (Pateeaat gregation of the Htdy Office."

^Rhodesia at War

outlined a jubilee program of K.l.llV\lVl31C* C* TT CKl

religious services centred to _

Individual dtoceses, Inatead of ■/I V J * 1 ^

V....Lor Very survival

• A motu proprio. or perm- w

al papal Irttar, gave a nnc

statute for the Holy OOlec. SALISBURY (Reutersi—Rho- The finance minister said the
its status Kid name' fa fighting lor state of war had been clear

«# It. ..rn.r.r .tJ *fa suTvival, Fliiance ' Minister since Prime Minister Ian Smith

““ and hU .ov.™-

brought before' it must be i^i*ndence from

given the right of defence broadcast over Britain Nov. 11.

MOST WEEPING Rhodesian television, he Mid FIGHT IDNhlBMED

TK- h. .K- H„.- ’*Dr*P‘*» outward calm, we ..jhe latest British measures

The changes for the Holy ^ war. ’ H..rind, ih. i-.t f-«,

The plane was owned by the
SyracUM Flying Sendee, Inc.,
and was believed jkkited by
Anthony Rusyntok, 45. an of'
tiela] of tba firm.

Inside Today

Page

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klBaaclaJ News

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Oardew Notes .

. «

Social.

.It. 11

- IS, lA

Tetevtotea ......

Theatno .

"The latest British measures
announced during the last few
days have merely served to con¬
firm that we are fighting for our
very survival," he mM.

Wrathall said Rhodesians
could defend themselves in the
ecoiomic and political battle by
maintaining ci^idence In Rho-
,delta's future.

FtRV CITED

He warned them hot to under¬
estimate tor fury of British
Prime Minister Wilson's attack.

"He has pinned his faith on
a savage onslaught aimed at
sapping our courage and our
will to win,'* he said.

If he does not withdraw his
name from competition or re¬
sign from the presidency, he
will have to defeat left-wing
cauxlidate Francois Mitterrand
in a second ballot Dec. Wth
decide the presidency.

De GauUe has until midnight
Thursday night to puR of
the second ballot. There seems
little poailbimy toat he would
withdrew, Gaullist sources said.
NEVER RFXOVER

The moderate daily Le Figaro
said Monday a withdrawal
“would not only be wrong on
the tactical level hut would deal
to th^ Instituttans which de
Gaulle himaelf established a
blow from which toey would
never recover."

If he runs again, de Gaulk
could be expected to harvest
many of the votes which went
to Senator Jean Lecanuet and
the other nonJeft candidates to
toe first ballot. His victory was
being regarded as assured.

Instead of the "frank and
massive support" he had sought
for another seven-year term as
president, de Gaulle was re¬
jected by Ktnajority of the vot¬
ers Sunday to favor of one or

the other of his five oppon¬
ents.

With only a few overseas
I volet still uncounted, de (Jaulie
jhad received less than 4S per
cent of the nearly 25.000,000
votes cast—only 13 per cent
imxe than Mitterrand, running
with both socialist end Oom-
munist support.

V.\SCOUVLR tCPi - A de-
vout family of four children
which disappeared from Mont¬
real in August is living happily
here and has no desire to go
home. (.See Page 11.)

They made ttos clear Munda.v
after authorities informed them
chat their parents knew where
they were.

UNDER SUPERVISION

The children, Mary Baient. 17,
her brother Andre. 31. and sis¬
ters Milicha, 14, and Draga, 9,
are living in a West End apart-
:ment under the supervision of
the Catholic Children's Aid
I Society.

They disappeared from their
home Aug. 30 and. in a manner
they refuse to disclose, travelled
to Vancouver

“They prcanisetl us we
wouldn't have to go back.’* tiie
(‘hildren said repeatedly to a
reporiei'.

FEARED DEAD

7(Ka7IUi1Hlifr"'n5eii' ingufshBr'
mother, Mrs. Vinfco Baient. said
in a teleplKinp interview froi.
Montreal she thought her child¬
ren w«re dead.

The children have eslabUshed
a home here that revolves
around Maria, a blonde girl with
a serious face that shows the
responsibility she has accepted.

She works as a nurse's aid
and sometimes as a cleaning
woman.

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The otoer children attend
school and two of them haye
paper routes.

The r^iorter wtx> interviewed
them said: "They seem wiser
than their years, and they art
wary and protective of each
other, But tlwy are parbculu'ly
well-mannered, polite yoimg-
sters, careful not to be rude
to str a ng e r s ."

Rubber Plantation
Site of New Battle

SAIGON (AP)—New fighting,
was reported today betweenl
troops of the U.S. lit Infantry j
Division and the Viet Cong near|
toe Michelin Rultoer Plantation.
40 miles northwest of Saigon.

The fighting was an apparent^
resumption of the weekend
battle toat U.S. officials said,
killed 231 Ckimmunists.

U.S. officials said in the week¬
end battle toe 1st Division in-
fan^Tnen suffered moderate j
canaltiet but tome todividualj
I unite were hit hard.

U.S. spokesmen said 231 Cwn-
munists had been confirmed
killed. Some American offtcert
said they counted SO enemy bod¬
ies in the dense Jungle terrain
where it often is difficult to see
a man two yards away.

On the central coast, a U.S.
marine amphibious operation
north of Qui Nhon end<^ Mon¬
day with 26 Viet Cong con¬
firmed killed five captured and
12 auspects held, spokesman
said. Marine casualties were
termed light.

Colonist 500 Fund

Ten More Days Left
To Aid Most Needy

Morry, Denise, Detety, Phil¬
ip and Steven donated tlO;
the .Mystics Car Oub geve t2S
and an anonymous donor BO.
to boost 'Dm Daily Cbkmlst
r^JO Fund to its new total of
$4,431.68. ^

If today were the -last day
of toe drive, eadt of Ckeater
Victoria's 500 most needy

facnlUea would receive a cash
Christmas present of S8.86.

However, there are about
10 more days in which mwe
Morrys, Denises, Dennys,
Philips and Stevens can con¬
tribute to the fund.

The days remaining are
fewer then the days before
Christmas because the fund

is distributed earfy enough to
get to the recipients before
Christmas Day.

When m a 11 ’ n g Christmas
cards you may want to
address one more envelope—
to The Dally Colonist vSOO
Fuad. Your enciosura, in
whatever amount, will be ack-
CoatiaBed aa Page I

Pilgrims Mark
1941 Bombing

PEARL HARBOR (API—Sev
era] hundred penoiis, some
making an annual pilgrimage
have gathered here to mark the
mkveraary of the Japanese
bombing ton Hawaiian port
24 yean age.

Talks Jan. 18

LONDON (UPD — The Soviet
Union and the United States
have set Jan. 18 as the date for
resumption of toe 17-nalion die-
an lament aonference in Ge¬
neva, Britito diptomatic aourres
said Monday.

Surnnsine Setback

De Gaulle Defeated

He Still Stands Tall Among Rivals

By BORIS M18KEW
Uoasdlsa PnM Staff Writer
French voters deflated the
image of President de GauUe
but he continues to stand tail
among his rivals oo the French
political scene.'

* * *

De Gaulle had expected so
confidently he hardly cam¬
paigned at all—to be returned
to office by a substantial ma¬
jority for a second aevert-year
term in Sunday's presidential

election. But as things turned
out, he had to MtUe far less than
45 per cent of the total vote. '
The surprlalng wtback
brought smiles to opponents ot
his policy of seeking to estab-
lUh France as a force Indepen¬
dent of the United States and
the Soviet Union.

e A *

Die French president lost fa¬
vor amettg his European allies
as weU as the United States for
pursuing an independent foreign
policy tridch ran against (heir

policies as members (rf tha
North Atlantic AUlanea and ton
European Economic Commo
nily.

★ ★ A

Oppbnent.s of de Gaulle ai>
pear^ happy that toe president
was lowered by the voters from
his lofty pedestal and placed on
the political plane of mortals.

As de Gaulle was being rut
to size, 'R new figure emerged
in Francois Mitterrand, toe only
candidate of the left and a man
UonUaued oo Page 1

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Teen Town Talk Topic for Teen-agers

Plans for 1966 Teen Town convention spariced
lively discussion over u^kend when members
executive met at Nanaima Seen reviewing arrange¬
ments for April event are Kenna Rogers, left, and

Gail Anzih both of Nanaimo and Sheilagh Fergus-
son of Victoria, provincial president of the organiza¬
tion. ~(Agne8 Flett Photo)

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Hlgtiwiy near Drbtkwaier toad.
He wu thrown (Hit oi the car.

^ Hii pauenger William Evans o<

Duocan was lakn to St. Jo¬
seph's Hoepitai, Victoria, with
a brokra and pelvis.

Police said the late model
•uto was demolished.

* * tk

FRIENDLY COVE - Ftmeral
■ervkes were held at the Noot-
ka Island Indian Reserve on the
we«t coast ot Vaneouver Island
for Mrs. Ame Agent, wtw was
bo*n there 108 years ago and
he*! lived on the iland all her
Ilf''. She left one child. 10
srandchildreii and 30 great
grandchildren.

* ♦ ♦

NANAIMO—A survey has now
now been completed by Vaiv-
couver plamerr Rawson and
Wiles of the No. 1 Indian Re¬
serve.

Qiie! Doug White said he has
not read the report nor has hU
cxHincil studied it
He said the plan inciudes the
possibility of leasing oarl of the
reserve for Ught induitiy.

lT)e compseiy will have maps
trf the area in the hands of the
council within a short time, biit|
the council will not meet again I
until Jan. C.

A further land uae study for
residential purposes may be
made a]o«i£ the south bank of
Nanaimo River on No. 4 Re¬
serve which Is close to Harmae,
Charlie Rudolph, chairman of
Norttl Cedar Waterworks, said
this sveek his district would he
willing to supply water, and he
had given coats on a 30-houie
subdivision.

* * *

NORTH CHEMAINTS - Mr.

1 Frardr Caki. Robertson St. suf-

I fered an accident at hit home

) here.

While pruning n tall cherry
tree, he lost his footing, and
fell to the grataid, he broke ai
vertebra and a rib. and suitain-|
ed multli^ braises. He was'
taken by ambulance to the
Chemainua Hospital, where be
Is making satisfactory progress.
* * *

NORTH COWICHAN — Build¬
ing permits issued from the
mtmieipai haD at Duncan de¬
creased to 1*4.375 during Nov¬
ember this year from the same
I period last year when ft was
S2S0.892. hut this year’s 11-
month total )s still S3.!t24.fl67
above last year's total for the
•ame perM which totalled
t3.282.53?.

j * * *

ClIEMAINrS — Approximate¬
ly sixteen members of the
{ ladies division Mount Brenton

G(df dub. have be^ taking
pirt In the weekly competition
for the Wright Buttons, last
* aeek's winners were Mrs. J.

Wickham, and Mrs. A. Hayes,
while the srinnert (enr this w>eek

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Fire Chief Seeking Help

NORTH COWICHAN - North
Cowican iSouthendt Fire Qiief
Pat Gackson has made a strong
plea to vote f:;r an $8,500 refers
endum to be put befor* muni¬
cipal taxpayers In the southern
part at the Dec. U election. {
Mr. Clackson said of tha| sum
85.200 hat been slated for the
istallation of fire hydrants and
the rest will be used fgr the
purchase of a utility vehicle for
the Southend Fire Department.

He said the truck will be the'
fire brigade’s dilef officer's!
‘’Ie7ai means of transportation" |
to direct Are tracks. I

The vehicle will also carry i
rescue equipment. ^

Alim. JcAn Cannon said the
S* VIO in all probatility will not
raise the mill rate, but if It
does it only would be about a
quarter ctf a mill.

w * *

Dl-NCAN - Twenty-yearold
Wihtam Cary Padd'e of Duncan
is In sadsfaitory conditkin at
King’s Dauehtera' HcxpHal here
wi*h a broltm neck bone he
s"'rered when the ear he was
d~tvmg went nut of nontral early
Sunday on the Trana-Canada

were Mrs. R. S. Wood and Mrs.
W. O. Wilson, both of Lady¬
smith.

Mrs. W. Gilmore, chairman of
the entertainment committee
held a meeting at her home
last week to co-ordinate plans
to hold the annual New Year's
Eve party at the clubhouse, as¬
sisting Mrs. GUm«e, ntll be
Mrs. J. Jansch. Mn. E. Hart.
Mrs. F. Brinham. Mrs. J.
Wicldiam. Mrs. E. English, and
Mrs. W. Wilson.

* * *

PORT ALBERNI — A three-
man arbiteation board will meet
Dec. 16 to settle the question of
salarlee for achoof teachers to.
School District TO. I

Foltowing inabOlty to settle
the matter by conciliation, the
arbitration board haa been set
up, with Vancouver lawyer E.
A. Alexander as chairman. Ken¬
neth Murphy. Victoria lawyer.
wiD epfieer for the achool
boerd. and R. C Andersen ofi
Vancouver for the teachers, j
The trio has inttl I>e. 31 to
come Id a decision which will
be binding on both school board
and teachers.

S fiaily CUdlftniat Victoria, AC,, Tasa,, Dec. 7, IHS

Announce New
Healing Substance..;
Shrinks Piles, Checks Itch

ExcWvc

eahitHEa prana to toriiA
■d repair dateaiad tkw.

A tenotmed reMereb umanu bat
found a tmque healiag lubetanca
wiib tbe abdky w dvink bmor-
rboito paiotosly. It relieves itcb-
ing and diKomfon in miiHiiet sad
speeds up healing of tbe iojurad,
iMUtned tiesuee.

One hemontoidal ceee hieiary
after aother reponed ’^l«ty imk-
lag ifflprovemeot.** Faia was
promptiy and peniiy rdie^ . ..
actual reduction or retraction
(toriakiiig) took place.

Amoog iheK case bietarice wen
a vaneiy of bemorrtioidal coodi-
ttorn. Relief even oecurred in caws
af loog aanding, and anei
portani of ait. ratuiu were so
ibotaugb thet ihn igBprovemeai
was —mtetoad ever a aehod of

oaeay moathe.

Tte was aeceaiDlohed wkli a
aew heeltog wdutaoje (Bio-Dyna)
wtacb quickly helps heel iqiund
ealle and ■iinulaiti growth of ora
liwue. BM-Dyoe is offiRcd ia ooe-
inetH ead mppodiory fm caM
Frepwatioo H.

to adefiboB to actuaOy dvtot
iBg hanonhoidi, Fiupamioa H
lubricatei aod makes climnetaa
lew painful. Il helpi prweni ite
toano wtoeb is t prkicipei eaaaa
of bcmotTiioids.

JoH ato your dniggM (or hw
pantioa H Stqvosiiones or Fiw
perailoB H Oinimcot (with a
W*cwl appticaiori.

Satiifactioa oc your aoDay
lafuoded.

while quantity lasts**«

ACTIVE aid
DEDICATED M
CITY COUiCIL

Chairma n S pecial Caa ferail al
Sqoara Commlttea

Chalrmu—Crhna Benewai
Committee

Chairman -City BeaBUflcn-
tlmi CtoiranIttM

Chalmaa—Becreatlon and
Commonlty Sarvtoea
Committee

Chalrnuui—Grantor Vlelorla
ladBBtrfal Developmenk
Beaearcfi Commlaeloa

ADVANCE POLL
Wed., Tban., m at City BiUi

SATURDAY
December 11

FOR

MAYOR

VOTE

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PHONE S86-2986

** ^

Volunteers Reject i
Ambulance Proposal

PORT ALBERNI — Members I their empkiyees to off to

at the volunteer ftra.- brigade {(ires, or leave their own busi-
hna have pointed out that the i ness premises to do so. To ex-
suggestioa of an amlxilance|pect these people to further
service run in (Wtjunctioo with broaden thrir activitiee to per-
the fire departntenl. made by mlt the men to make ambulance
some aldermanic candidates, is calls Is asking too much, say
an ImpociibiHty under the pros- the vukiideers.
ent volunteer system. Operation of ambulance serv-

As it is. the volunteers point ice in conjunctian with the fire
out, the brigade operates only deiwrlmenl will only become
dsrough the conscientious practical when 12 or U full-time
operation of employers and firemen are emfdoyvd. added
buabnetsmen who etther permit the volunteen.

Remember

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S-Stiand — racolar ILOO. halt price 3J8
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CUSSIFIED

ISIAND NEWS

(ESTABLISUED 1S&a>

PAGE NINETEEN

VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1905

SECOND NEWS SECTION

ISanaimo

North G>wicliaii

Suitable Site
Sought

For Centre

DUNCAN — Since the North Cowichan
municipality xvent ahead and formed a recreation
commisaon more than one and a half yean ago and
set the pace in general for recreatkmal facilities in the
Cowichan and Chemainus valleys. North Couichan
once more has taken the initiative.

Reeve Docuk) Moiton inti*
mated Monday he already is
looking fbr a luMable site In the
loutttem portion ol (he munici¬
pality for • recreational centre
to have H available whenever
the Qty of Duncan and un-
orsaniaed areas are ready to
make a hrm vommitmcni.

TWO FIFTHS or COST
lYte reeve saM. *‘I feel a
reasonable shse from the North
Cowichan KfurticipBlity toM-ardi
a reereationai centre in the
south could be as much as two
Kfttis el the total cost"

Reeve Morton hinted the Dun¬
can CUrtinf Qub would be pre¬
pared to cooperate and the site
(or a Tecreatioe centre would
include suCfideiK space for a
euriing rink wdueb would be
built by the club.
WULTf-PCBPOBK
The rceva'a oomments followed
a statemeot by (he chairman of
'utmfm *he reccady formed South Cow^

NANAIMO—A 63-year-old faUier in failing
health asked his daughter’s forgiveness before^ he
shot her mother and committed suicide.

Police here believe that the shooting deaths
Monday of Mr. and Mit. Carey Thomson was a
murder-suicide. .

RCMP found Carry Imnuon 1
slumped in a chair at his ^am- j
mund Bay Road home^ii6ldinK
a nine-millimetre «em(-autom&-
ik revolver in hU hand.

KHILF. ASLFCP |

InvesUgaton said they believe
he shot his wile Marjorie, who
wras about the same age, while
she was asleep.

RCMP here were called to ihe
scene to investigate what w-aa
at nr« believed to be a routine
prowler complaint.

.HADE < AIX

j Apparenlly Thomson, service
'manager a( G. A. Fletcher
^Music Co. Ltd., on Conlmercial
Street, called serviceman Joe
ThompMn at 8:15 a.m.

Thom.NOn said he would be late
(or work because there was a
prowler near his home, and he
asked Joe Thompson to call the
police.

SKCO.ND Ot‘N

Mrs. Thomson was killed with
a .38 calibre revolver. A second
^hot wa-t fired from this weapon,
but the bullet lodged in the
barrel. It la (hen bebe\'ed Thom-
aun picked up the secood re¬
volver to use 0*1 himself.

Both man end wife were lAot
through the head.

The cot^ile lived aJoie. bui^
have a married daughter living
ik Duncan.

LEFT NOTR

Thomson left a note for his
daughter asking forgiveness (of
his acbon. Both Mr. and Mr^i.

Big Trailer
Halts Ferry

Torrential Rains Cause Havoe to Roads

ins over weekend have swollen Mill- munities has been disioipted by washouts after
?ar Nanaimo. Into a miniature Niagara. rampaging creeks undermined roadbeds,

ninotinn ho(u/M>n faewral Island com- (Agnes Flctt)

Nanaimo

The Breatwood'MIU Bay (er
r> was beM ap ler aboat aa
hsar Maaday sftenMoa akea ■
h<tas« Irailer beearee Jammed
a bile being drtvea eK an Ibc
Min Bay aMe, SeevW waa re-
Mifned by I p.m.

Ten Categories

More Revisions

Three Men
Free
On Bail

suloinatic tnmnter men and |
lirst aid men. |

Negotiations for a new j
master agreement due (or
signtng next summer will start
March IS. 1966. and members
of Local 1-60. IWA will deal
with contract demanda at a
meeting here in February.

The demands will be submit¬
ted to the wage and contract
conference at Vancouver. Feb.
S and 26.

years and it la the first lime
HT have made revisions under
th:s section of the cosat
master agreement, ’

Mr. JubenvUle added. ‘T
cannot see any reason why
tire remaining categories i»es-
cntly up for lYvision cannot
be completed prior to Jan. 1
next year.

They are edger men.
lawyeri, gradera. tallymen

Two weeks before the two
bodies completed the rate
revision for planer men.

Local 1-90. rWA iweaidenl
Weldon Jubonville, said FIR
Baked for an adjournment on
six sawmill and logging rale
reviiioos but It is hoped they
will be finished this Thursday
Mr. Jubenville said, "some
of the rate revisions have been
outstanding for the past five

Dt’NCAN — Region No. 1 of
the IW'A made further pro¬
gress in rate revision talks
when members of the union's
ooaet aegotmung committee
signed biae more reviiioos
wifii Forest Industrial Rkli-
tkma, recently at Vancoiner.

The signing brings the rate
revisions to a total of 10
categories.

Winter Works Shelved
By Lack of Jobless

DUNCAN — When the Cowichan winter
employment committee met at dty hall, members
came to the conchiilon that there wae ao Uttle unem¬
ployment In the district at present, it was unnece^ry
to make any immediate plans for winter work projects.

Another meeting was scheduled for Ihe first
week in the new year.

Doctor Believe

Pensioners
Elect Slate

the double fatality

Westwood Will Shun
B.C. Politics for Good

Courtenay Planner
Gives up Position

A Elliott Is second

I PORT ALBLRNI _

IpcnaiofKTs In Ihe Albeitii Valle.v vicc-{>resident. werttary for the
[held tha.r elacbaa <4 ofliccia last UAP fur (lie coming year w ill
and returned prt->klcnt at'am be Mrs. Kathleen Pickles.

treasurer. William Gin-
. Do-eolon arc Mr. nd
Mrs. L. O. Fox, Mn. Torn Saun-
Mrs. C^acc Taykir and
Mrs. C. Tliexton.

Mr. Walters said he had been
phoned by Mr. Wbstwood w-ho
it now agenl-generai In London,
when he was in Victoria re¬
cently.

Mr. Weshvood was defeated
in the last provincial election by
David Stmiich. NDP.

week,

Mn Ann Damery (or yet an-|and
other term by aedamattnn.

The eieclkm waa conductad by
lecreation director Dune Rus-j^rs,
tell, who lakes an active eiierest

Plana were completed for the
jiluaty West declined nominaBaa annual Christmas baiiQUet which
ifor thce-Previdefit this year, but wall be heM Thuraday Dec. 16 at
jhis wife, M-v. Phyllis West, was the Port Legkm Hall at 6:30

p.m.

~ diABJFRFD BI’A

Businomunen. city officials anJ
FB older oilizens themselvea all

chip in to make (fau a fun-liUed
evening. TiansiKirtalin haa
been arranged, with a chutered
bus leaving from Rhrcr Bend
Bridge at 5:30 p.m. and follow-
mg its usual route, fbially past-
I ing senior citiuna housing and
fw arriving in town in good tarn |
for the feativltiet. Return trana-|
portatioa wiQ be provided in the'
'I bdieve same vtor-

_ _ that political promisea are a Among the many who will p«h

Seventy4ive Indians were at reficction of unreaiiatic thinking vide entertainment for the pen-

UUNCA.N-A defence ««ue, l^a^I.« Uwyer Jack D^e the ««. Fra. ^

-ubmts^ ol mistake nT.n ” Cbwichan Indian band Coun. \™>e of Nanaimo, r^rl on ta^ education in the Alberoia. ary. a qiwrtet ^«led by bi«>

>aved Francis Joe of Ihmcan j200 on Abraham Joe told court his student visits to the ITnivenilyjand cimtesiant lor the one-year neseman Jim Sk/pner. and travel

from a heavier fine whan he imptored charge and |» lor brofiwr waa a reipoosible citl- of Victoria. aldermaale seat on Port Qty ^ctures shown by Mayor Les

entered a guilty plea to charges driviag while suspended. He was zen and father. student body has raised council. Hammer.

i>f impaired dririiw and driving "t*" prohibited from driving for Coun. Joe %vas asked by COO for Indian students in pulv “i will state, however, that I-- -

while viucnended F***'- MagisSrate Heard to impress on He schools to spend three days strongly upbukt the need for

> Megiatreie Lance Heard ac- members of the Cowichan Indian at the university to get ftrsb town plantiing and I do favor ra a A 11%. *

{in Iw group. Longtime wmriier

Employment in Albernis
Stays Fairly Constant

PORT ALBERNI — Despite cording to J. A. Gunn-Fo
ithe coming of winter, employ- Alberni NEIS manager
. . , Other iHvjecu are schet

merit in (be Alb^l Valley re- ^ ^

jmained m a fairly constant up j^e slack he ac

llevri. according to National Although the normal slo

More New.s
Of Island
On Page 16

Iwith the govenunenl, which
Istated the local Indian agent rieefed to tlwt office
'would always keep a medicine
jehest (or their use.

The Saskatchewan Supreme
Court baa ruled this menns
complete medical coverage free
of charge.

BEFDBC C0I;BT

The case is now before the
Supreme Court of Canada.

I>. Gamble pointed out if •«
decisloa U favoraUe It will be
up to Kha foveroment to decide
if this appUei to all Indiena,
but “it will be pretty hard lor
them to discriminate.

Submission of Mistaken Identity
Saves Accused From Stiffer Fine

Response Overwhelmin

PORT ALBERNI — “Over-
wliHmiBg'' la the way George
McfOii^t deioribad rasponse
to the pelltkn on air ptdlu-
tlon he and nurseryman Colin
Wilson ere clrculatlnc in the
Alberni Valley.

Fint ecgiiea of the petition
were off toed to businessmeii.
housewives, shoppers and
workers Saturd^ tn Port Al-
hemi'i downtown section by
Mr. McKnight.

‘'Every single person of the
craaa-aeetkm I approached
signed" Mr. McKnight said.
“I filled a sheet and a half
with signatures in a short
time Saturday, and many pert-
pie took oo^es ‘ to -alrculale
among their frk-nda and
neighbors."

“Monday I was in Albemf.
and althou^ stores are most¬
ly closed Monday. I found, if
anything, an even more en-

have 5000 signatures tn • next seaskw of the legislature. Mr. Lyon was an executive;

short time and possibly aiklng for peovtaieUI control member of the Alberni Vckers'l

•• of air and water pollution. Association, and recently chair-

■ ^ . Although Mr. IfoKnight la man of the commlltee support-

Only one man declined to ^ candidate lor the one-year Inc amalgamation in Port

sl^ the petiUw when asked. „ ,he port Alberni city Alberni.

Tti not ^ « I!®*.^**^*^ council in Saturday’i election. A resident of both cities dur-
air rwllu^ Metoight ex- ^e says, la atricl- Ing his time here. Mr. Lyon said

plained «»» » |o*<l Ijr « non-pollUcal thing, and "I belie\’e this area has a

against petitions. presented regardless powerful tax base, and progres-

The originators of the petl- of the outcome of the alder- sive community deveirqimeot ii
tiun plan In put ll‘.e signatures manic race. ^ economically puasible."

I moon.

Polaris Missile Spotted by Gemini 7

Moon Project

>o. 3«2-l07ih YEAR

Mmist

Details on PaR« ])
* * «

7V/r;>/i«ri«
riiif Ad^

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Shoiveis

i nncoui'pr hlaturg Leading Newspaper Since IHiyS

VICTORIA. BRITISH COIX'MBIA, TUESDAY, I)ECE>IBER 7, 1965

On Prairiei?

!• Glk9m OAI1.T
U rENTS ■tJKU«r

Ten More Days Left
To Aid Most Needy

Morry, DenUe. Daioty, niil-
Ip and St^eti donate 110 :
tho Mystics Car Club save $3S
and an anonymous donor
to tioost 'Die Daily Colonist
SOO b'und to its new total of
S4.431.68.

If today were the last dii>'
of tfw drive, each of Greater
Victoria a fOO most needy

families would receive a cash
Christmas present o.* $ 8 . 86 .

However, there are about
10 more days in which more
I Morrys, Denises, Dannys.
Philips and Stevens, can 9on-
tribute to the fund.

The days remaininf are
fewer than the days before
Christmas because the fund

Is distributed early enwgh to
get to the recipients before
Christmas Day.

When mail n g Christmas
esrds you may want to
address one more envelope—
to The Daily Colonist SOO
Fund. Your enclosure, in
whatever amount, wtll ba ack*
fonUeaed m Pafs t

—Page 17

* * *

Aladdin Drives
Dull Care Away
—Page 33
* * *

Page

Condrs ..

... n

UroMword ..

... t7

Flnanrial News.

.. 8.»

Gardea Notes ........

.. 32

20. 21

"port,.

12. IS

TbMtteo ........vv..

.... SS

He Still Stands Tall Among Rivals

By BORM MISKKW

CaeadlSB Preaa Staff Writer

French voters deflated the
Image of President de Gaulle
but be continues to stand tall
among his rivals on the Frenrh-
political scone.

e * *

Pe Gaulle had expected-so
ronfldently ho hardly cam¬
paigned at all—to be returned
to office by a substantial ma¬
jority for a second seven-year
term in Sunday's presidential

election. But as things turned
cut, he had to settla for less than
45 per cent of ttta total vote.

The lurprlalng setback
brought smiles to opponents of
hii policy of seeking to estab¬
lish France as a force indepen¬
dent of the United States and
the Soviet Union

* -* *

The FYench president lost fa-
' vor among his European allies
a^well as the United States .for
pursuing an independent foreign
poltry which ran against their

policies as members erf the
Neath Atlantic Alliance and tha
European Economic Commu-
nily*.

* ★ ★

Opponents of de Gaulle ajv
pear^ happy that the president
was lowered by the voters from
his lofQ' pedestal and placed on
the political plane of mortals.

As de Gaulle was being cut
to size, a new figure emerged
in Francois Mitterrand, the only
candidate of the left and a man
CondBued an Page t

SPACE CENTRE. Hou.<tOfi bad his 16-|nund flight suit
(tiPIl—The Gemini 7 .asti-o- unzipped to keep cool. He re-
nauts were drifting and ported that he and co-pilot
dreaming in space Monday Lovell had been warm "since
night at the end of a busy day we've been up her* ' on iheir
that included the sighting of two-week endurance voyage.
A submarine-launched Polaris * ♦ * *

tidssle James txiveil was fly- Befoi-e sctiling down tor
ing through the night in his more sleep on their third
undenvenr. night aloft the pilots did

* * * some exercise with a stretch

And Lf.-Cbl. kYank Borman, cord, ate and rigged t^ir
the Gemini 7 command pilot, ship for "hands-off" flying.

Earlter, project officials an- rerxio/vous attempt so im-

nounced there was a aO-50 portant to Project Apollo

chance that Gexiini 6 mi^t which wilt land men on the

he launched tme (toy early— moon could be moved up a

on Dec. 12—Jn IN effort to day.

overtake Gemini 7 and fly ^ * * *

close tormalion with it. Work liovel] retorted a minor ac-
was well ahead o' schedule at ddent as he and Borntan

Cape Kennedy on the craft of were preparing to have their

Gemini 6 pjlots Walter Schirra evening meal

and Thomas Stafford. "I also lad another calas-

A decision was to be made trophe. As I was reaching

on Tuesday as to whether tJte back for one of my food bags.

1 snagged my head on the Jjtli orbit at SrfiO p.m. EST
overhead and tore off all my At that point, the astronauts
EGG (electroencephalogram! ^^ere exercising and eating
leads. We're m the process of and gelling aettled down for
patting tliem back on another nice long sleep,
now ... e * *

Tlie sensui-s are used to During the 34th orbit, Lovell
measure brain activity dur-' gave ground control a report
ing both work and sleep on food and water Intake and
periods. For one tlung. they sleep. At that point each had

tell how deeply the pitots are slept 12 hours since the takc-
sleeping. off on Friday. Bonna.i had

Gemini 7 soared into its ('onttoaed «» Page t

Hosnitals Too

Bennett Eyes
More Aid
For Scholars

By JACK ntY
LeKisbtive Reporter

PiTtnier Bennett will fly to Ottawa this week
to ask for more money for universities and hospitaU
and to ask that mental health be brought under the
fodet-al-provincial hospital care agreement.

Pope Paul

He said Monday he wouM
leave for Ottawa Wednesday to
attend the leeofid anwaJ meet¬
ing at federal a id provincial R-
nanee mlnislen. He will be ac¬
companied by deputy finance
minister G. S. Bryson. |

K.ARLY DECISION

I

The talks are scheduled for.
Thursday and Friday.

The premier said he would es¬
pecially ask fur an immediaie
decisioo on federal government
partidpatkn tn the coat of high¬
er education, because universi¬
ties will' soon have to be pre¬
paring their budgets for next
year.

RUkDEN REPORT

Iloty Office
Faces

Big Changes

African

Terms

Rejected

LOISDON (AP) — Prime Minister Wilson
Monday rejected African terms for breaking white-
ruled Rhodesia’s rebellion and thus risked a mass
walkout of the Commonwealth’s 16 non-white coun¬
tries.

prices on Rhode.siun bonds by
The British leader did so eon- ,bou, 5 , 4 , sn,j,h himself has
vlneed that Britoin's preferred Rhodesia will no longer hr
program of economic sanctions g^le to honor interna t i« n a I
Already has rendered Rhodesian
Prime Minister Ian Smith's
breakaway regime bankrupt WARNINO MADE
WUsoo also was bulwarked by I" Saliab^. Finance Mlnta-
the fact Commonsvealth coun Wrathall warned Rho

tries who break with London desiaas they ran expect more
stand to lose their trading pre- increases and more unem-
ferencr«. ployment as a result of the Brit¬

ish lancliuos

FRIDAY WARNING Wilson held out an offer to

Itie Organization of African Rhodesia 1 white minority of a
Unity warned Friday its 3< negotiated settlement "without
members would break off dip- fear, wiUiout auirender, with-
lomatie retattons with Laaidgn If out recrlmtoatlon "

Britain did not crush Smith's The OAU ttireau are taken
white-minority government by Kriously, Uiough calmly, b)
Dec. 15. Wilson.

'The retpofiaibUity la oun." OTHER WARNINGS
Wilson told The Dally Mirror.

•and whatever the cost we shall reinfo^ b>

not be pressured into starting ^

which we believe to be ^ Com-

monwealth unless the British
PINCERH HIRT „ demanded. Nine OAU

There were signs, meanwhile, members also are Commixi-
Britain's economic pincers were wealth members
beginning to hurt. Rhodesia de- If the African countries were
fatdted Monday on Us ioteresi to tuifil their threats then Asian
payments of a four « per - cent members of the Commonwealth
loan otock. London stock deal- very likely twould do so too. in

MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet Union an¬
nounced today that its unmanned spaceship Luna VIII
failed to make a soft landing on the m<X)n.

Announcing the landing, the--

Soviet news agency Tass said
the soft-landing s>«tem worked
normally at all stages but the W * W 1

, Cnildren

Had it been successful, the
feat would have put Russia well
ahead of the United States in r/Ht ••
the race to put a man on__thp m n

On Own

Mitterand

Ft'RUlER STEP

In hs English-language serv¬
ice, the Soviet news agency said
the prob< "reached the surface
of the moon."

As a result of the probe Soviet
scientists had made a further
step toward achieving a soft
landing, the agency added.

Luna vm was launched Fri¬
day.

The Jodrell Bank Observatory
in England heard the signals
from the space ship stop two
■econds after It lamied
NEAR 'OCEAN'

Tasa said the probe landed on
the southern "shore" of the wa¬
terless Ocean of Storms.

Today's announcement uid^
that as a result of the probe,
Soviet scientists had made a
further step toward achieving a
soft landing

They have been reinforced b>
warnings of such countries as

hes will soon have to be pre- vaTirAlSI riTY f API _ Pow Paul Monday memoem oc me 1

paring their budgets lor next VATICAN CriY (API — type ram loan stock. London stock deal- very Ukely would

yaar. ordered an unprecedoited reorganization of the Holy era reacted quickly, lowering^the British vinv.

RiADEN REPORT Office — once the Inquisition — and the Vatjk»n

Ecumenical Coun^ tnded thred year, ol^ork by . - -

ptomentaiion of the wfeommen- approving a church policy stateme nt on m odem prob-

dations made in the Bladen Com- iems. aTK I 1 * W%11

missifx) report (to higher educa- ^ ^ Sunday), to promote the covsv • ^ ra §■ mm/SR

The Roman Lathobc ixelaies eii, dpeitjons. The document |l||OnPSl^ Ml

TKd. gBv# a decisive vote of sccept- ouUmed a jubilee program <rf M.milVAAVOAM. Mm ff U.B.

nAoH iKai th» r*Mit Mr *** Schema (draft docu- r^iif^ious services centred in _

Prehlemi. Individual dioceses, tastead of WT r% *19

capita «is^ to e for of the VaUcan, at in past §4 /AB* W Ot*'m/

the year 1965 66 and be Increased ^ Jubilees rilF H FFw LellFwlwd.1

by $1 each year thereafter until ter further itudiei on ccotraMp- iVK f Vt J

an appropriate revision can be tjon. tSee Page 6 .) ^ ^ motu proprio. or persosv- w

made, in conaultaticn with the p.^i eooiulted by tele- letwr. gave a new

provinces. ohone told* council presi d ing statute for the Holy Office, SALISBURY (Reuters)—Rho- The f^nce mi

z-si>iTai i-ttavT* officers he apfxoved the i| pt»»i r changing its statua and name, desia is at war and fighting for state of war

4 APITAL GRA.VU( aJthouS^an inwiaTlT Wtlng most of iu secrecy and «« •ur''>val. Finance Minister since Prime Mini

It a'vo .ecommended ♦‘‘tab-number trf prelates—in- ordering that defendants 7®*'" Wrathall said Monday and his
lishment of a capital grants fund eluding many Americana—voted brought before It must be "teht. ment seized 1 ^

Into which annual payments against its blanket denunclatioo given the right trf defence In a speech broadcast over urttoin Nov. 11

wxAild be made of J5 per head of nuclear weapixu MOST WEEPING Rhodesian tolevision, he said: noHT CONFIR

01 the Canadian population and ootTMENT APPROVED The changes for the Holy ** ^

A vote of 2111 to 251 ap- Office were the most sweeping jounced duriru

SlOO,000.000 a year. A thi. nm. 91 days have merely

‘Jilted’ de Gaulle
Remains Mum
On Runofl Ballot

PARIS (CP) — President de Gaulle remained at
his country esUte In Colombey-le8-E)eux-Egiises Mon¬
day, keeping a typical silence about his plans after
Sunday’s rebuff in the French presidential election.

sinooooono . vear A vote of 2.111 to 251 ap-Office "wre the most sweeping

SlOO,000.000 a year. proved the document as a («* this congregation, one of 21

Mr. Bennett said he would ask la geparate vote on the Vatican admlnlatrative agencies

for "a more realistic approach" nuclear warfare seetkn, the shice it was formed out of the
hy Ottawa toward eaiMtal costs vote was 1,710 to 483. No other InqulsUlon In 1542 dtffing the
for hospitals. fnijof council document has century of the ProtesUnt re-

The provincial government drawn so much opposition in a foetnatioo. Its very name—H<rfy
now pays about half of hospital decisive vote. Office — had aroused bitter

capiial costs while the federal With the council virtually cest- tnemories among non • Roman
government share is sometimes eluded. Pope Paul issued two CatholiY Owlstians and even
ae low as 10 per .ant, he said, major pontifical documenU: Catholic theologians. Pol¬
s' loBnnr> (vaiiv^ I rlen><>tivM fSrm^

‘ And I Will ask for the federal
government to carry out its pre¬
vious commiunenl to bring men¬
tal health under toe hospital care
agreement," the premier said.

'Khodesia at War

religious services centred In _

Individual diocesca. Instead of 1"^ V T O • 1 ^ .

i^or Very Survival

• A motu proprio. or person- w

aJ p«pa> letwr. gave s new

statute for the Holy Office, SALISBURY (Reuters)-Rho- The finance minister said the
ctwnging its status and name, d^sia is at war and fighting for state ot war had been clear
lifting most ot its secrecy and survival. Finance Minister since Prime Minister Ian Smith
ordering that defendants 7ohn Wrathall said Monday and his white-minority govern-
hrought before It must be "ktht. ment seized indejwndence from

given the right trf defence In a speech broadcast over Britain Nov. 11
MOST WEEPING Rhixlesian tolevision, he said: ITGHT CONFIRMED j

‘ The changes for the Holy **

Office were the most sweeping ** jounced during the last few

tar this cenereeation. one of 21 have merely served to eon-

VatJean administrative agencies firm that we aw fighting for our

since it was formed out of the ,

InqulsUlon In 1542 during the I\ 9. 11«* Rfiod****"

century of the ProtosUnt rw- I Inn 1 defend themselves in the

foemation. Ito very name-Holy EfUU I ifllOO economic and poilUcal battle by
Office - had aroused bitter maintaining confidence in Rho-

memories among non - Roman Vn*r^At>rfH\

Catholic Christians and even f-a««Fr«s ii f-

.some Catholic theologians. Fol- Dhperses Fog He warned them not to under-

lowing council dereclives. Pope _Paee 7 '‘sfitnai* the fury of British

Paul changed It to "the Sacred ” Prime Minister Wilson's attack.

Congregation for the Doctrine of pinned his faith on

the Faith." Until Monday it had Two Skicri Plan * savage oulaughl aimed at
been the "Supreme Sacred Qxi- b«-i fr- t sapping our courage and our

gregatfon of toe Holy Office." 3,000-inUe J r«K wUl to win." he said

Don’t Miss

^ lowing council derectives. Pope

• An Apostolic oonstitutwn p^u, changed It to "the Sacred
entitled Marificus Eventut Congregation for the Doctrine trf
(Wondrous Event) set a five- the Faith. " Until Monday It had
month jubilee period, from been the "Supreme Sacred Con-
Jan. 1 to May 29 (Pwitooet gregatfon of toe Holy Office."

Colonist 500 Fund

Poicrfprpfi Ice
Disperses Fog

—Page 7

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Two Skiers Plan
3M00-meTrek
—Names in the News.

Page 11

If )w does not withdraw hii
name from competition or re¬
sign from the _ prwidency. he
will have to ^feat left-wing
candidate Francois Mitterrand
In a second ballot Dec. 19 k>
decide the presidency.

De Gaulle has imtil midnight
Thursday night to pull <Mt of
the second ballot. There seems
little poaalbUity that he would
withdraw, Gaullist sources said.
NEVER RECOVER

The moderate daily Le Figaro
said Monday a withdrawal
"would not only be wrong on
the tactical level but would deal
to the institutions which de
Gaulle himself established a
blow from which they would
never recover."

If he runs again, de Gaulle
could be expected to harvest
many of the votes which went
to Senator Jean Lecanuet and
the other non-left candidates in
the first ballot. His victory was
being regarded as assured.

Instead of the “frank and
massive^Pliort" he had sought
for anotmr seven-year torm as
president, de Gaulle was re¬
jected by a majority of the vot¬
ers Sunday In favor of one or

the other of his five o(>pon-
ents.

With only a few overseas
votes atiU uncounted, de Gaullei
had received lets than 45 per|
cent of the nearly 25,000,000!
votes cast—only 13 per cent'
Rtoie than Mitterrand, running
iwito both socialist and Oexn-
imunist support.

VANCOUVER (CP) - A de¬
vout family of four children
which disappeared from M(Xtt-
real in August is living hat^iily
here and has no desire to go
I home. tSee Page U.)

I They made this clear Monday
after autoM-itics informed them
that their parents knew where
they weep.

UNDER RUPERVI810N
TTte children, Maria BaJent. 17.
her brother Andre, 13. and sis¬
ters MiUcha, 14. anf Draga. 9.
are living In a West End apart¬
ment under the nipervisian of
the CatooUe Children's Aid
Society.

They disappeared fregn their
home Aug. % and. in a manner
they refuae to disclose, travelled
to Vancouver.

"They promised us we
wouldn’t have to go hack," toe
children said repeatedly to a
reporter.

FF-ARED DEAD
Meanwhile, their anguished
mother. Mrs. Vlnko Balent, said
in a telephone interview froi.
\fontreal she thought her child¬
ren were dead.

The children have established
a home here that revafves
around Maria, a blonde girl with
a serious lace that shows the
responsibility she has aeoepted
She works as a nurse's aid
and sooietimea as a cleaning
woman.

ATTEND 8 CROOL
The other children attend
school and two of tttem have
paper routes.

The reporter who interviewed
toent said; "They seem wiser
toan tfacir yean, and they are
wary and protective of each
other. But (hey are particidarly
weU-mannered. poUte young-
■ sters, cajreful not to be rude
to strangers."

Rubber Plantation
Site of New Battle

SAIGON (AP)—New f^shUng
was reported today between
Croopa (rf the U.S. 1st Infantry
Division and the Viet Cong near
toe Michelin Rubber Plantation,
40 miles northwest of Saigon.

The fighting was an apparent
re»imption of the weekend
battle that U.S. officials said
killed 231 Communists.

U.S. officials said In the week-|
end battle the lat DivUion in-'
fantrymen suffered moderate'
easualtiei but some ladividual.
lunJta were bit hard. I

U.S. spokesmen Mid 231 Oun-
munists had been confirmed
killed. Some American officers
said they counted 50 enemy bod¬
ies in the dense jungle terrain
where it often Is difficult to see
a man two yards away.

(hi the rentral coast, a US.
marine anphibious operation
north of Qul Nhon end^ Mon¬
day with 26 ' "'t (jong c<m-
firmed killed five captured and
12 suspects held, spokesman
said. Marine casualties were
Itermed light.

French Varsity \Surprisins Setbock

De Gaulle Defeated

RUSSU

FASS

Astronauts Drifting and Dreaming